Childhood dream
By taoqibaobao
@taoqibaobao (20)
China
May 1, 2008 4:39am CST
I was a child when I wanted a teacher, experiencing the secondary, college, I finally dream come true, done a teacher. Now, I teach a primary, as the fourth grade class teacher, everything is satisfied, I can impart my knowledge to my students, they teach me gradually grow up, I am proud! I hope I can have a life of their own school to teach all my students and hope that they will guide me, become a pillar of the state!
1 response
@smacksman (6053)
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1 May 08
First of all, welcome to Mylot. I hope you are educated here as much as I am. 
Congratulations on becoming a teacher. An excellent profession.
However it is also one of big responsibilities. You have in front of you each day young minds that are like sponges. They will soak up everything to feed to them so take care.
If you have your own agenda on life that will naturally become part of your teaching. OK if it is a small part but dangerous if you try to make converts to your political/religious/social way of thinking.
I am not a teacher, but I did help out for a few terms teaching mathematics in a girls high school - 1000 girls, 55 mistresses and me, the only man in the school!! haha
It was a great experience and I think I learned more than the girls! What it did teach me was the awesome power a teacher has.
Use it well.
Congratulations on becoming a teacher. An excellent profession.
However it is also one of big responsibilities. You have in front of you each day young minds that are like sponges. They will soak up everything to feed to them so take care.
If you have your own agenda on life that will naturally become part of your teaching. OK if it is a small part but dangerous if you try to make converts to your political/religious/social way of thinking.
I am not a teacher, but I did help out for a few terms teaching mathematics in a girls high school - 1000 girls, 55 mistresses and me, the only man in the school!! haha
It was a great experience and I think I learned more than the girls! What it did teach me was the awesome power a teacher has.
Use it well.