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My Future Role In Education

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Education has been an important part of my life since I was a young girl. I fell in love with reading at age eight, with writing at age ten, and history at age thirteen. However, I am not the smartest person you will ever meet. I tirelessly put in the hours studying and I’m determined to find a way to show my strengths. By putting my best effort in my work, I earned a spot in the top ten percent of my class and maintained over a 4.0 G.P.A. Hard work, dedication, and passion are life lessons I have learned.
My future role in society will be one of a helping hand. I want to be a speech language pathologist, help people learn how to talk, and be able to give a voice back to the voiceless. My education has given me the best opportunity to become the best speech language pathologist I could possibly be. As a speech pathologist, I need to be dedicated to my future …show more content…

My Catholic school education has instilled in me the Catholic values and way of life. We have helped out the less fortunate, dying, sick, hungry, and elderly in our community. I was a captain of our Dance Marathon which raised over $34,000 dollars this year for the University of Iowa’s Children’s Hospital. We help these people without judgement. Everyone deserves respect and should be given it at all times. I will give all my future patients respect and treat them with dignity. Being a helping hand to those in need has been second nature to me. With this in mind, I knew that I want to continue helping others in my community because of the joy I have felt while partaking in the activities we have done as a school and the activities I have done on my own. We are pushed outside of our comfort zones at school to help others in need. I want to help other push out of their comfort zone and find a way to gain back their voice. The Catholic values of kindness, helpfulness, respect, and love are instilled in my brain and I will never stop spreading

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