Future Teacher

As a future teacher, I would look into the aspects of many things. For example, why school and education is important, how the teacher plays such an important role in education, my personal beliefs on how students learn, and what I, as a future teacher, believe is the most important thing in learning and how teachers are able to influence change. The one priority in which I would look at is explaining the purpose of school and education. As a teacher, it’s important to explain the purpose of these two, and how they tie into each other. We start attending school at a very young age, and to be exact at age 5. However, the reason we attend school at such young age is to start building up knowledge and having awareness of the things around us.

We need to be the example and leaders to these students. However, also be focused and knowledgeable in what we are teaching to students. In addition, in order to know what to teach we must go to school and gain knowledge that way. There’s no other possible way to know what you’re teaching without going to school for preparation. This is a good example that teachers can show their students. Even though the teacher is pursuing his/her career, they still went to school to be able to be where they are currently, which is teaching students. Even though the teacher’s job is to attend class and teach whatever she/he has to teach, there is more to it. The role as a teacher is to also set up parent meetings and meet up with other teachers. It’s important to inform the parent of their child’s academics and the behavior that student has. Additionally, meeting up with other teachers is a role the teacher must carry. Meeting up with other teachers will give you a different perspective on classroom type setting, teaching strategies, and give you a different perspective on how to improve things in the classroom. Another role of a teacher is being able to be committed to both the students and the profession. Being committed to your job is reporting to school every day and getting what has to be done, done. That includes not getting distracted, coming prepared, and having an optimistic attitude. Furthermore, being committed to your teaching profession also includes commitment to the students. That includes having lessons plans prepared for the students, and be entitled to helping your students. As a teacher there comes great responsibility, and what the students are able to learn and how they learn it, is in your hands. However, at the end of the day it’s the extrinsic rewards you earn, the emotional connection you have with your