Nine Characteristics Of Creating An Environment Of Mutual Respect

When I was 5 I went to Eisenhower elementary my teacher in kindergarten was Mrs. Herbst. All of my teachers were just ok but then in fourth grade I had an awesome teacher named Mrs. dune she gave us an extra recess and just gave us candy if we were good. She had us play with computers if we got are work done.

It wasn't until she went to do fieldwork in schools, that she decided to become a teacher. She realized, through inspiring teachers and students she worked with, that she wanted to do just what every teacher that inspired her to do. She wants to be seen as a positive role model to her students and teach them how to cooperate with each one another. She wants to leave the great impact that each of her teachers has left on her, and she wants to have a positive impact on their lives. Getting to know a student and understanding their lives and possible hardships they face, can have a huge impact on how a student views you. Being there for your student, being supportive, being understanding, are just a few qualities all teachers should

I had always adored being in the classroom with her and trying to learn what she was teaching her classes, although they were much higher above my learning level. I had gone to the school with her for a couple years up until the time she had retired. This was an important aspect of my life because as I got older, English was always my strong point in school. Having her teach me how to read and write helped me become advanced in my English classes. I had always gotten high grades in all of my English courses or I was always put in the higher level reading groups at school. My grandmother really helped me establish a broad range of vocabulary; with this I was able to write quite well even as a young child in my younger

She is like our other mother. Not only would she help us with things we weren't understanding but she was always tough on us as well. She treated us like we were her children. She never gave up on us no matter how irritated she got from us. She was tough on us because she saw great things in our futures. She saw how some of us were driven and whenever someone wanted to give up and walk away, she would look at them and tell them to sit down and keep giving their best because no child of hers was a quitter. In the end, that student was very happy with their accomplishments and proud of themselves because mama Napoli wouldn't let us walk away. I'm proud to call her the most amazing teacher but also a great

What is respect? Is the way people should be treated, how you would want to be treated, and should it come naturally or should it be taught? Respect is what are world is built on, I feel that the phrases like “reap what you sow” explain what respect works like. For example to when I am rude to someone they tend to be rude back, the same works with respect. When being disrespectful to someone you most likely will disrespect you right back. Not everyone follows these thoughts of respect. Actions like these can lead to dangerous places, people begin to break boundaries that were once built on respect.

For example, when I was a freshmen in Clear Lake High School. My favorite subject is math because I’m good at it and also math is interesting for me. My Algebra 1 teacher was Ms. Brodus. Her class rules was so strict. She always told students to put their cellphones away but, she was so enjoyable, delighted and pleasant talk to. Also, she always gave her plenty of time to every students. She was so organized about her every assignment. Whenever a student has trouble in any problem she helps them. She always teach each problems step by step so, the students can better understand. She always shows students two ways how

She let the students know at the beginning of class what they would be learning, their homework for the night and important dates coming up. She started class every day with a roller-coaster activity where all of the students were required to stand up and wave their arms the way that she did. Of course, there were

After cheerleading ended Mrs. Vera became my english teacher. This was my junior year so it was the most critical year for me to do well in school. English was my favorite subject so I was already good at learning the material but Mrs.Vera made English fun for the class because sometimes the material could be a little boring. She made a way to make learning things very enjoyable for the class. Not only would she teach us about the material we needed to know but she also taught as many different life lessons.

Her name was Mrs. Treneff and her determination and passion for teaching helped shape me into the student I am today. Her help paired with hard work allowed me to transition a year ahead in Math; something I never thought possible at that age. She made learning math exciting for me. When she taught me the basic principles of algebra, I was taken back to the excitement I would feel when I answered a history fact.

She taught me many techniques and styles, but most importantly that art was not purely realism or made for beauty, but that art is an expression of yourself. The picture you were painting, didn't need to be photo realistic because there were so many forms of art that you could explore. She inspired me to want to hep others grow as an artist and as a creative mind. She was the first teacher that I felt truly wanted me to succeed, and believed that I could. Throughout my years as an art student I have had some teachers who were perfectionists and only taught in a very strict concrete way. However these high school teachers did not discourage me, if anything they heightened my motivation. It only validated my idea that I want to inspire others and provide them a community of acceptance, education, and creativity. I need to be an art teacher because I want to positively impact the future, to instill a deep sense of purpose to students, to make sure everyone is cared for, to be constantly learning new things every day, to inspire generations of change, to explore creativity, and to prove that one person can make a

My teacher for English my sophomore year was Mrs. Hales, she was amazing. Her class was what sparked my love for writing. Every day she would have writing prompts to do the first fifteen minutes of class. Just going into that everyday knowing that you could go in and just write about whatever you wanted was great. And another thing she did was she would always have music playing, but it was Enya. Which is smooth melodies and the words she sings are peaceful and beautiful. So that set me up to put me in the mood to write, so to this day I listen to Enya if I am stuck while writing. Her class just encouraged my passion for writing that I still have today.

If she found out a student didn’t have a jacket, or something they needed, she would find one for them and bring it to school. She would also open the doors of opportunity for the students she knew had limited resources. For example, we were discussing the story of “The Nutcracker” in class, and she asked the class how many students had seen the play and very few raised their hand, and without hesitation she told us she would plan a field trip to see the show. She created a field trip sheet, got the trip approved, and wrote a note home to all parents to tell them that if it were a financial problem for their child to go to please contact her, and she would pay for them to go. She was so considerate and wanted her students to experience everything they could to further their

In this first unit of The First Days of School, Harry Wong presents three characteristics of an effective teacher. The three characteristics are: has good classroom management skills, teaches for mastery, and has positive expectations for student success.

She’s the type of person who would literally do everything in their power to help and see that you succeed. I still remember the first day of school when I entered her classroom, just fully expecting her to be the worst teacher ever, due to made up rumors the year before and honestly, I’m glad to say that she proved those rumors wrong. In fact, she’s generous, sweet, kind, adorable,

At my school, my teachers are like my second mothers. They always take care of me if I need something and they always want me to do my best! My favorite teacher and role model has always been my K-4 teacher from DEA, Ms. Carol Jonson. Ms. Carol always made me laugh and smile when I needed to, and if i got upset when my mom dropped me off at school she would be the one to take care of me. She also always told me that she believed in me no