Having completed my first month as a teacher, I would like to spend a couple of moments reflecting on one thing which I believe to be of value for all those considering entering the field of education. One of the essential requirements for any teacher is the ability and desire to interact with one's students outside of the classroom. This does not mean to involve oneself in the private life of the student. It means that as a teacher, one can be more than simply a disseminator of information. Our goal is to also help the students feel comfortable with who they are and/or who they want to be. Part of this process is to let students know you know of their interests and hobbies, whether it be sports, music, or what have you. We should not be afraid to let students know that we teachers are human beings who are not simply one-dimensional.
Thursday, October 09, 2003
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