As I look out the window of life, I see many dreams that I would like to accomplish. My career as a teacher is one of my highlighted dreams. I have already soaked up various strategies that I would like to apply to my future classroom/s. I cannot explain the thrill that I have with working with children. I feel that I have the gift of teaching that my mother has passed on to me. She has been a teacher for more than thirty years and she is still going strong. I would love to carry on the family tradition. I enjoy making the students smile and knowing that I have made an impact in their little lives.
            Like I said before, being a teacher requires creativity, patience, humor, intelligence, management skills, and many other tactics. My goal is to apply all these tactics to my teaching so that the students will be enthused to enter my classroom and learn.
            Patience is a skill that I wish to maintain during my teaching career. I have heard many tales of teachers getting tired of teaching over just a short while. Patience is the virtue that gets one through hard times. I am not one to give up so easily. My ambition will be to stick with teaching even when the going gets tough. Time will reveal that those hard times were just events to expand my wisdom.
            Humor is something that I cannot live without! I laugh at least fifty times a day. That is what keeps me in good spirits. To be a good teacher a positive mood is essential. If you find a funny way to teach, the students will be eager to discover.
           Creativity, what a benefit! I always think of new and exciting ways to teach and integrate all subjects in some way. Finding various ways that children can learn will give them a way to shine in a way that they learn best. In conclusion being confident that they are learning in school and that school is enjoyable!
            Intelligence is very significant as well. You want to project an image of wisdom to students so that they will be confident that their teacher is giving them correct information.
            Another important aspect is management skills. During my teaching years another big goal will be to conduct my class with stern kindness. I will be consistent with my discipline and expectations of my students. Although I will be firm, it will be in a compassionate way. I think that you start classroom management in a manner that will remain throughout the year. It will be very difficult to start out undemanding and then become strict; the students will not respect you.

            I cannot express how tickled I am to be starting a career in education. My first day of teaching a class will be here before I know it. I am confident that I will be a unique teacher and the many students that I teach will have warmhearted memories of me.
 
 

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