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Essay About A Bad Teacher

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I’ve been teaching English for couple years until now. It was quite long time for a person who didn’t enjoy teaching that much. Somehow, I grew teaching anxiety lately. You can say, I am a bad teacher, a bad girl with communication problems, it explains why I get maximum quota when communicate with people. I keep struggling to find the right words while teaching. The concepts mingle in my head and I just can’t let it out. The worst is, I cannot retrieve simple names or vocabularies. Many times I can think millions random things after teaching, “What if they don’t understand? What should I do if I get it wrong? How far they can comprehend the lesson? I guess I was too serious. Did my words hurt them? Was I too cold to them?”

I was on the other side of teacher ever since I was a kid. They were the least of my favourite person in the world. A bunch of people with less understanding to their students and fun. I loved reading lots of books but not learning in class. Until in senior high school I got into a quarrel with one of teacher about school tuition. I fought for my junior but then I was so wrong. For him, education was barely affordable which I felt so, I got no one else except my back. And I thought the real teacher should be a saint with big hearts also hands (don’t forget big pocket). I was so wrong with my own idealism. They are all only humans …show more content…

The problems were my personality and I couldn’t put away my idealism. Then I keep a distance from people, although I still have trusted pals around me. A distance protects me to hear their judgements and intentions or other else the fact that I will judge them anyway. I found writing became more convenience than speaking. At least people will more focus in finding my grammatical errors or typos than my mistakes because I have such a rough spoken. The truth can be secretive yet still expressive in

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