The Teacher I want To Be

In the past 30 years, our society has changed through various elements. Faith, culture, and values ​​have also experienced this change, and very important agents are recognized as technology. We are faced with a new society that seeks a strategy that can lead to better situations of education and knowledge. With this new order, everyone will be able to analyze everything around us, so we will consider future generations and their needs. Therefore, we need to know more deeply that the teacher is an indispensable pillar in every culture.

In my life, I want to be a teacher. I want a classroom with cute kids who I want to learn as much as I do. Whether it is a kindergarten or a design student, I would like to inspire a new generation. Recently I recently resumed my career recently. I removed myself from the place I liked, but it was too comfortable. This movement is terrible, but we need to do so. It made me stand out of this environment, and I noticed that I refused to give up loopholes: I am not a teacher. I am still a student. I saw what I learned indefinitely, but the world I suggested was not what I thought.

I was a little girl, so I want to be a teacher! After graduating from high school, I am sure that I would like to be a high school mathematics teacher. I would like to help the next generation of students encourage their inner mathematicians. At that time, I enthusiastically announced my major was secondary school focusing on mathematics at Grambling State University (GSGSGSUUUU ... I think you knew it! 6 years later, I He earned a master's degree in physics from the University of Fisker and I will start my career in education and publicity (EPO), but I am already ahead of myself, I will give you some of my stories Let's talk.

What do you want? I want to be a teacher. In this part of my life, I would like to work in a public school. I want to teach. I want to build relationships with my students and teachers. I would like to know how to attract and attract one year's attention from children over the age of 25. I want to absorb as much as possible of this nation's view on education. I have been working for a year at an elementary school in Beersheba, Israel. I saw how much the Spanish educational system is different from the system I experienced in Israel. Because we have various resources such as classroom, textbook, teacher, we use various alphabets, so it is difficult for children to learn different parts of English. I can now see (intentionally or not) how culture, climate, region, religion affect education