The following paper is a reflection of the experiences and life lessons that ultimately led me to choose a teaching career in mathematics. Of the many experiences that contributed to my desire to become a teacher, tutoring high school students who struggled with math, and hearing my mother’s stories about the rewards of teaching were my greatest sources of inspiration for becoming a teacher. As a student tutor, I witnessed students who lacked self-confidence find hope and pride in their newly acquired
My career choice is to become a teacher Teaching is a good choice for me because I like to teach children how to do things such as cutting, coloring, writing, reading, and ect i get to help them learn and grow at the same time. It's difficult to teach children that don't want to learn but you have to teach them whether it's in a game or competition, the children enjoy games that are incorporated into learning skills. I have to in so many different ways such as hands on, visual, writing, cognitive
of my insatiable passion to motivate, inspire, and to positively impact my students in a way that will encourage lifelong learning. I believe the best way to positively influence any student is to first build rapport with them. After I establish that relationship, I will proceed to teach and lead that student to academic success. My teaching will be student-centered and focused heavily on inquiry based teaching aligning with the Next Generation Science Standards. I also plan on continuing my education
the students, teachers, and the human kind to learn. Growing up, there was a lot of complications in learning for me. However, there were teachers there at all times to push me to become a better person. These teachers showed a compassionate side along with staying on the side of expectations they had to follow. As the older I got and the further I went in life, my passion for teaching grew. Throughout the years, the rules and regulations has been stricter and harder for the teachers to educate. To
of my insatiable passion to motivate, inspire, and to positively impact my students in a way that will encourage lifelong learning. I believe the best way to positively influence any student is to first build rapport with them. After I establish that relationship, I will proceed to teach and lead that student to academic success. My teaching will be student-centered and focused heavily on inquiry based teaching aligning with the Next Generation Science Standards. I also plan on continuing my education
curriculum and teaching system. They have their own curriculums to follow according to their traditional and cultural background. We all are possible to have the different experiences in our schooling life. In the same way we might also have the similarity. The experience that I have are based on the country where I have been growing up and I spent most of my schooling life in, Myanmar (Burma). There are some positive and negative aspects that I like to point out as a student to become a teacher. The first
Teaching and the field of education begins with a passion. After which, one should be able to see the commitment to education through the demonstration of achievement in their students. Growing up, I remember hearing stories from my parents on how the beginning of their careers in the field of education was a struggle. This was during a time of segregation and it wasn’t about the money, however, making sure they invested success in each student. Being paid $250.00 a month in the late 1960’s made
Becoming a preschool teacher has been a goal of mine ever since I discovered my passion for teaching young children. The person I chose to interview for this assignment was my best friends’ sister, Karla Rodriguez. Miss. Rodriguez was involved in a program during her high school years that was made for aspiring teachers. With her many years of experience in a classroom setting and more than one hundred hours of interning at an elementary school, she has become a preschool teacher who dedicates herself
harder for them to learn. My own experiences with literacy made me a better student and gave me the drive to continue to learn through reading and writing. I have had several different types of experiences with literacy, some good and some bad. My earliest memories about literacy all center around the dining room table at home. My own mother, after working all day, would come in and work with me for hours. She worked with me on my phonics, especially when even the teachers could not get me to pronounce
A Great Teacher A world without education is a world without knowledge. Teachers play a significant role in educating the uneducated because it is a rewarding profession. However, it can only be done if there is dedication, passion, and determination. These are the key factors that separate a great teacher from a “mediocre” teacher. A “mediocre” teacher enjoys his or her work and is satisfied with their work. Meanwhile a great teacher is constantly adding and changing their teaching methods to