Why Do YOU Want to be a Teacher?

"I want to go home from work everyday and I know that there is something to do!", A junior at Stephenson University said in a teaching lesson.

This theme appeared a lot in our course. After all, we are learning and teaching children, and of course we need to discuss what we want to be a teacher. Students who are educated by SU have reported many reasons to become teachers, but the top of the list affects the lives of their children.

These future educators know that they will not earn their fellow salary but they will even motivate the first teachers to motivate and make the students motivate like experienced teachers I know that I am responsible.

I believe that we can not wait to experience the vitality of the students and believe that there is an opportunity for future students to read mathematics and learn, and I think that being a learner is important. They remember their favorite teacher and I remember that these teachers truly believe them

Our freshman second grader shared why they want to be a teacher. They will start a one-year onsite internship in just a few weeks. We can not wait for them to begin!

"I want to be a teacher, because I want to help shape and shape our future, we truly think that our children are our future." Lacey Esposito

"I would like to help my children grow and grow on their educational travels.I know that my teacher is very important for me so I also want to be a teacher Please encourage me to maximize its role and my potential. "Jeniffer Raymundo

"I want to be a teacher because my own elementary school teacher had a big influence on my life, I want to do the same for other children, helping children learn new things I like to gain confidence. "Taylor Rigby

"I want to become a teacher because I determine how we influence our educating children, that is all our future results.

"I like to understand that children are acquiring subjects and teaching. I want to help the children and help me advance to the next stage." Katherine Thompson

"I want to be a teacher because it is my passion to see and learn with them," says Claudia Lor.

Why do you want to be a teacher, or why do you want to be a teacher? Please send e-mail to bkobett@stevenson.edu to share your thoughts!

If you ask the most likely teacher "Why do you want to be a teacher?" They will really refer to the ability to change student life. Unlike other occupations you may be working behind the scenes, as a teacher, you can see the visible changes in advance. There is no such thing as sparking out on the face of a child just by "clicking". Why do you teach? In this way, you can teach courses that will influence students from all walks of life and help shape the next generation.

As an education major student, you are listening to your colleagues listening to the same comment over and over again. "So why do you want to be a teacher?" For some reason, the field of education has been despised by many people. In the outside world, education seems to be such an article. They think this is the reason why all our future teachers major in education. But they might not be aware that we want to be a teacher for more meaningful reasons. So, I will share some of the major reasons for many people, including including myself wanting to be a teacher.

The main reason I want to be a teacher is that I can differ from the (bad) teacher I have. I have some excellent teachers, I become my own teacher and I want to become the best teacher I can do. For some students, the school sometimes leaves, I think that I can make a good impact on their day. I want students to be excited about learning. Do not be afraid of students coming to my class. I would like to give them hope for the future.