Underestimate The Power Of A Teacher

I truly believe many underestimate the power that the teacher has in their classroom. As the saying goes for mothers, the hand that rocks the cradle rules the world, I believe such is so with an educational teacher. As soon as we enter into the world, we learn. We might not start with physics and psychological reasoning , but we take "baby steps" toward that path. Once a child is put underneath the care of a teacher, the teacher must realize the influence they have in their student 's life. In a way, a teacher has the power to "make" or "break" their student. I for one, will always make an consorted effort to keep in mind the influence I may have on my students to come. But in order to become this powerful and influential teacher, I must start …show more content…
Since I will teaching such young children I must be very perspective of any learning disabilities and exceptionalities. "Because you work directly with students every day, you are in the best position to identify students who may have exceptionalities."(Kauchak & Eggen, 2014) As a teacher of young children, it is my responsibility to be perceptive of any learning disabilities or if any of my students are struggling any subject. A student may not have a disability, but may be falling behind in their schoolwork. That is when I must step up and take the measures of explaining anything that they may not understand, and to help them not only catch up, but to …show more content…
students must be cooperative and motivated to learn if a learning environment is to be productive, and parental support is essential for promoting this cooperation and motivation."(O 'Connor et al., 2011) Parental involvement is key to each child 's education. Even if its making sure that their children are doing their homework, that will help me as a teacher in many ways than one. Sadly, parents just drop off their children at school and expect teachers to handle every aspect of their child 's life. This is both true and not true. A teacher is responsible for the educational part of their children 's wellbeing and perhaps even going beyond teaching by building a personal relationship with their children. a teacher wishes only the best for their students, but they are not always with their students. They are not responsible for what happens at home. That is where the parents become involved. It is crucial for me as the teacher, to maintain a professional relationship with my students parents, so I can call on them whenever I see something amiss in my students learning and