Response Letter To A Teacher

Professor McConnell then shared a few of his most positive accepts of his teaching career. “The most positive would have to be my ability to connect with my students on an educational and a personal level has been the best part of teaching. Recently my father passed away, which lead me to struggle a bit to come to grips with that, but nothing helped me more than going back to work and being surrounded by my students, whom I love dearly. I have also recently begun sponsoring and LGBTQ+ club that has allowed me to help give a voice to students who at times feel that they are silenced and persecuted for the way that they live their lives. Having the opportunity to touch the hearts of those who are eager to learn is beyond rewarding.” On the flip …show more content…
And If given the choice, would you choose the same career path? Professor McConnell’s response was motivational and helped me realize that just like people, no two teachers are exactly the same. “I would ask them to consider why it is that they want to be a teacher, and to think deeply on the kind of classroom that they would like to have. The attitude of the teacher towards the class affects the atmosphere in the classroom, how students perceive them, how students learn, student energy levels and readiness, and so much more. One of the worst mistakes that teachers can make is to try and force themselves into a teaching style that does not suit them. There are many different ways that teachers can have success with students, and many kinds of great teachers, which is why I believe that this individuality needs to shine through. Being said, I would absolutely be a teacher again, no questions asked. I can’t imagine a more fulfilling profession where I come across more interesting and varied individuals with the ability to form lasting relationships and get to do what I love