2. Why do we go to school?
Schools are irreplaceable
establishments of learning, education
being the gateway to the future.
We must learn to not only better our own
future, but the future of humankind.
3. Tools of the teacher
Communication skills – Help students to not only understand
you, but make them WANT to understand and listen.
Gentle disposition – Teachers need to be a friend to students
as well as an instructor.
Teamwork – Teachers should work together for the good of
not only one’s own class, but the entire student body.
The mind – You will never stop learning new things. Keep
your mind open to knowledge.
4. How do we make education
worthwhile?
Put the student first. Their knowledge is our responsibility.
Do not take any “shortcuts” in teaching lessons.
Get family/guardians involved. Connecting students’ families
to their child’s learning is very important. Work with families
in whatever possible/desired ways.
Keep students’ learning is secure, clear, and unthreatened.
For whatever reason, no one should have to learn in a harsh
or distracting environment. Knowledge is precious and must
be kept safe.
5. Our goal to teach properly
Prepare our pupils for what lies ahead in the next
grade/stage of life. We can only teach so much to one
group of people at a time. Make the most of it.
Discuss with other teachers how to make the educational
environment better. Things change all the time and we
must do what we can to make this change good.
Learn more. Lessons are not only meant for the students.
Our job is to take what we know and portray it. The fact
we can learn so much more about a wide variety of things
as we work is an unparalleled privilege.
6. Teaching is paramount
The importance of teaching will never be fully
understood by many. Oftentimes we have
neglected lessons taught by not giving our full
attention or ignored it completely.
The more we know, the more opportunities arise in
life. Life is at its best with a variety of opportunities.
Education helps us expand what we know.
This is a complex world, and we must be well-
informed of all in it. No teachers essentially means
no future.
7. Wise quotes about learning
“I am learning all the time. The tombstone will be
my diploma.” – Eartha Kitt
“I don’t think much of a man who is not wiser today
than he was yesterday.” – Abraham Lincoln
“I am always ready to learn although I do not
always like being taught.” – Winston Churchill