Dream Job of Elementary School Teacher Essay

licensure to be able to teach mathematics to 7-12 grade students. For this activity, I selected my former high school Accelerated Algebra II teacher Della Highman at Franklin Heights High School. She has been teaching algebra for a number of years and even has an ESL math class that meets for two periods per day. I decided to interview her because of the diverse setting of my high school and the fact she has been teaching algebra for an extended period of time; I truly enjoy algebra and believe…

Growing up, I was always the shy kid. I never spoke up in class, and if I ever got called on by a teacher my heart would just about stop beating and my whole body would begin to shake. When I did speak, my voice was so quiet you could barely decipher a word of what I was saying. I hated all kinds of attention, good or bad. Even when I got invited to classmate’s birthday parties in elementary school, the effort that had to be taken to bring myself to knock on the door was almost insurmountable. I…

My education, so far, has taken me to places I have only ever imagined. I have big dreams and goals for myself; at one point I believed achieving them may not be possible. I wasn’t sure that there was a way I could get enough education, especially in my current financial state, to qualify me for the change I want to see in children everywhere. However, I have always believed if your dreams don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough. After working with advisors and researching different fields…

"I want to be a nurse because I want to help those who are injured and in need." This is how I answered a question at the end of every test I took in my Theology class back in elementary school. "What do you want to be when you grow up and why?" Sometimes they would ask us to draw and color a picture of what we 'd be when we grow up. My picture would be a girl in the white nursing uniform dress and the nurse 's cap helping an injured person or a sick patient. "I want to be a nurse because I want…

Teaching is not just a job but, instead a calling or a ministry chosen by God. I believe God called me to become an elementary school teacher or a special education teacher. According to 2 Timothy chapter one verse fourteen “You have been trusted to look after something precious; guard it with the help of the Holy Spirit who lives in us.” This means those who are gifted to teach have been given the responsibility to guide the children with the help of the Holy Spirit. In the bible, little…

sisters, has helped me become the person that I am today. My mother never finished High School, but she always encouraged us to go to school and do our best. She taught us the importance in showing respect to the grown-ups, especially to our teachers. She always thought very highly of our teachers and would never allow any foolishness on our part. We were always told to have extra respect for our teachers, because they were our mothers when she was not present. Today, I can say that my work…

The life of High School Dropout is serious because many students drop out of school for their own reason.. The attendance of High school Dropout has dropped dramatically and teachers are seeking to help prevent High School Dropout from occurring.Teachers wants us to learn not to just give up on school.High School Dropout is very important to consider and to help prevent it. This is a direct result of the increase of High School Dropout students in many schools. High School Dropout is affecting…

a college education. Tammy worries that because of Callie and her condition that she will not won’t to take the opportunity given to her to attend a post secondary education facility. Both Tammy and Daniel encourage their children to pursue their dreams whatever they may be on a daily basis. IV. Family Life Cycle I have noticed that this family is very close and compassionate for one another no matter what the situation is. As far as adaptability goes I believe that they will be able to adapt…

watched my mother struggle while working a full time job and attending college as a full time student. Watching her struggle forced me to grow up and take responsibility for my younger siblings. Even as an elementary student, I was focused on my education and making a life for myself, so that I would not have to endure the torture that my mother endured throughout her teen and twenties. Leaning on my teachers for help and guidance in school helped me get to the finish line. Nothing was more…

When I was in Elementary School I was terrible at my multiplication factors and I had this teacher that refused to have a bad student. Her name was Mrs. Shoester. She made me eat lunch with her every day in the cafeteria and we had to go over all the multiplication factor until I got everyone right. She did this for about a month due to her will to be the best teacher possible she pushed me and made me good in mathematics. She made a difference in my life and I would like to do the same.…