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Essay On Teacher Experience

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This year's experience was very tiring and enriching. I have to admit that in the first semester I could not understand the rationale behind attending school 3 days a week. However, in the second semester the image became clearer. In my second semester, I was no longer a teacher trainee. I was a real teacher. I taught many lessons while my trainer teacher Heba was not in class. Some of them were prepared and others were improvised since I was informed in the morning that she is absent. At the beginning, it was very demanding for me to manage all pupils. Yet, after a very short period of time I started to create my own rules and succeeded to manage all of them.
Moreover, I was always checking with her exams and at some points I felt that I have the responsibility to care about the pupils and their grades. This was due to the three days I attended school where I felt that I am a part and teaching only is not enough. I realized that there is a lot of work as a teacher. That's why I can say that Academic class was that useful. Simply, I began to feel that I am belonging and each and every one in class does matter to me.
Furthermore, I want to say that my trainer teacher, Heba Jabaly, was the most perfect teacher to me. I felt how lucky I am to be with such …show more content…

I never doubted about my abilities in teaching. The two previous years, I was the one who gets all the compliments from both my trainer teachers and pedagogical advisors. I have many interesting pleasant memories from last year and the year before. For instance, when my trainer teacher last year, Rama Azem, stood up at the end of my lesson and asked the pupils to clap hands to me, and when another trainer teacher, Yasmin Hadi, went to my pedagogical advisor Nassrin Rabi to give her compliments about my performance. Hence, when I attended the school this year I was very confident and at some points felt that as always it will work with me

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