Why I Want to Teach

I can not say thanks to the past, present and future teachers. This includes the teacher I met with in the classroom. Teachers are the backbone of our society. They are prepared for future generations to absorb or challenge our world. In my opinion, the teacher plays the most important role in society, following the role of parents. They are very influential. In essence, they control student learning content. They control whether students understand the history of heroes of violent war and the history of heroic peacebuilders.

- Henry Brooks Adams, American journalist, historian, scholar, and novelist Sometimes I ask myself myself, why should I teach? The idea of ​​becoming a teacher dates back 17 years ago. At that time, I read the grade of elementary school. As a stranger or "challenger" in a new classroom, I feel lonely and I am confused by everything. Excellent teachers not only taught knowledge in textbooks, but also more importantly, they taught optimistic attitudes and attitudes towards the problem. It was my first time to touch the influence of what I teach and decide to become a teacher in the future. Now I can answer the first question: I want to teach, because I want to have a good influence and help others. My first goal is to enable students to effectively learn key concepts in the classroom. I think that interest is the best teacher. But sometimes they need to remember some definitions and facts

Why should we teach at the Christian School? I believe in Christian education. I think that this will also affect student life. I believe this has had an impact on my life. In addition to teaching at a public school for two years, I was a freshman at the Linden Christian School, so I was part of Christian education. For nearly 40 years people have common beliefs whether they are my own teachers, professors, or my colleagues, that is wonderful. When I was around a Christian educator, it was similar to meeting old friends. We have a common language. We have common hope. There is a common message. There is no need to say these, they are like this. When I was standing in front of the classroom, at least some of the students sitting in front of me saw that I shared my faith as if we knew each other . The connection between the teacher and the students is very important

Questions frequently asked by people thinking about entering the teaching are: "But what can I teach?" Everyone knows everything I know "or first of all , I would like to say that at the moment you learn something new you will know something you can teach others. Whether you are experienced or not experienced, you can share it with someone. This is an important thing to understand immediately. Why are they doing this? Do not they understand that they meet the basic needs of Hamburg? Of course they will do this. But they do this because they each have their own unique process and they can connect different people in different ways. The same can be said about teaching. You can contact people in a way that you can not touch anyone else (especially if you speak a language other than English!)