Essay on My Dream to Become a Teacher

Education has been one of my top priority since elementary school. I've worked hard to achieve one thing and that's to go to college and get my teaching degree. I've wanted to become a teacher for as long as I can remember.Teachers are one of the most important groups of people in the world because without them all other jobs wouldn't be possible.I want to make a difference and becoming a teacher is the first step for me. I don't want to be like every other teacher in the world I want my…

My goals are to be the best student I am capable of being. I have always understood the importance of education and never taken it lightly. My teachers prepare me for my future, so it is my job to learn as much as I can so that I may be an amazing speech-language pathologist one day. I strive to be one of the best students in my classes. I want to stand-out academically and professionally. I want to be considered a great representation for the speech-language pathology program. I want to be the…

Why I want to become a teacher is to make a difference, give back to my community, and improve the quality of education. By becoming a teacher to change all of that will most likely be my first goal and achieve all those things listed above. This world needs more teacher because if we did not we wouldn't have the knowledge we have today and they know things we don't that's why their called teachers. Making a difference in a kids live while being a teacher can help the students out a lot, by…

the reason why I am the way I am today is because of my parents. Although I do not have a specific age for this example, my parents have always driven me to be dedicated to whatever I set my heart to do. With this dedication comes accountability, responsibility and the urge to want to succeed at whatever it is. This has impacted my greatly up to this point. Because of the great example they've set for me, I know that in order to reach my dreams, I'm going to have to work for it. It's not going…

Andrew Simmons discusses how teachers motivate students to work hard in school by stressing that college is the best path to take in order to have a stable economic life. Furthermore, Simmons also discusses whether or not it is correct to “sale” College as a path to economic stability versus a path of intellectual awakening. In doing this Simmons distinguishes between lower income students and privileged students. The first point that Simmons makes is that, “….teachers repeat again and again…

the time I was looking into it they did not have my degree program in Early Childhood Education. One day I was talking with my counselor at Red Rocks Community College and she had mentioned to me they had just added it. It was like a dream come true for me. My goal for going to CCU is to obviously become a teacher to young children, but also to make a difference in their lives, and for them to actually remember me. Not just be one of their teachers they have in their school years. I have always…

Sipping the chocolate milk from my Cocoa Pebbles while watching Saturday morning cartoons represents a sweet childhood memory. Why? Because it was a predictable routine. Little did I know that this routine would collapse when my father was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Like dominos falling one by one, the next few events happened quickly. First, my father became bedridden. Then, my mother sold nearly everything we owned to pay for medical expenses. Then, my oldest brother dropped out of school…

inspiring novel about the struggles of achieving your dream. Adam Braun, unsatisfied with his meaningless life at 25, developed the courage to find his true purpose in life. The result of his chase for purpose Adam created Promise of Pencil, a nonprofit charity that has now built more than 250 schools in underdeveloped countries. While reading this novel Adam awakened my long lost dream of traveling and making a difference in the world. A dream I have always had but as I grew up was overshadowed…

For me, deciding to become a teacher has been the culmination of a lot of different things. When trying to decide what my next steps would be after high school I did a lot of self-reflecting and realized teaching children was where my heart was. I had a moment in my life that really made me realize why teaching is the career path I should take. I became the leader for the three through four year olds at my church and fell in love. Nothing put a bigger smile on my face than when I woke up on…

career I wanted to study. I will probably change my mind, like I’ll change my under wear because I am so indecisive. Over time, As I was becoming older and closer to graduation, I eventually became more realist of what I wanted to be after high school and how to start this dream to become a reality. The word college was now mentioned every day, and it became a daily vocabulary around me. It became part of my understanding that this was my start of my future and what I had to do to leave a mark…