William Butler Yeats once said, “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” The history of teaching started with religion. Priest and prophets educated children of nobles in order to teach them skills that they will need when they accept their position of leadership. The Priests’ role was highly respected above all others due to their knowledge and wisdom, therefore teacher appreciation was associated with their high value in societies. In 561 B.C. Confucius, the first private teacher in history, was desirable to teach the sons of the nobles. However, his journey to receive his good reputation was not that simple since only the royal or noble could receive an education. Seeing as Confucius had an enormous craving to
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For example, in order to become a teacher a four-year bachelor degree is required. On top of needing a bachelor’s degree there are a ton of responsibility that a teacher must complete during their daily routine. They must demonstrate interpersonal skills with students, parents, and the staff members. To do this, they must make themselves available to their students and parents. They must also be cooperative and act in a professional manner while maintaining suitable personal contact. Instructors are compelled to follow certain guidelines of the school system such as enforcing regulations, maintaining confidentiality, keeping appropriate records, and many other task. Teachers also need to follow the set curriculum. Therefore, they must provide adequate up-to-date information and maintain lessons plans; assigning student’s reasonable task is also an important responsibility a teacher has to …show more content…
Being able to inspire others is what drove me to want to become a teacher. To pass knowledge on to children and witness their increase in curiosity is a dream come true. Working with children to help them discover their aspirations and desires is an ideal career that aligns with quality interest and values, such as making a difference, interaction with kids, and having power. The awarded power that a teacher receives grabs my attention due to the fact that teachers impact the young generation by sharing and providing useful and adequate knowledge. While become the leader of the classroom I would also be molding the minds of young
For example, in order to become a teacher a four-year bachelor degree is required. On top of needing a bachelor’s degree there are a ton of responsibility that a teacher must complete during their daily routine. They must demonstrate interpersonal skills with students, parents, and the staff members. To do this, they must make themselves available to their students and parents. They must also be cooperative and act in a professional manner while maintaining suitable personal contact. Instructors are compelled to follow certain guidelines of the school system such as enforcing regulations, maintaining confidentiality, keeping appropriate records, and many other task. Teachers also need to follow the set curriculum. Therefore, they must provide adequate up-to-date information and maintain lessons plans; assigning student’s reasonable task is also an important responsibility a teacher has to …show more content…
Being able to inspire others is what drove me to want to become a teacher. To pass knowledge on to children and witness their increase in curiosity is a dream come true. Working with children to help them discover their aspirations and desires is an ideal career that aligns with quality interest and values, such as making a difference, interaction with kids, and having power. The awarded power that a teacher receives grabs my attention due to the fact that teachers impact the young generation by sharing and providing useful and adequate knowledge. While become the leader of the classroom I would also be molding the minds of young