Becoming a teacher ( advantages)

Becoming a teacher (advantages)

Teacher: Sattarova D

Student: Karimova A

Teaching is known as "a noble profession" because of the influence a teacher can have on children in general and those who will become tomorrow's leaders. But teaching may be noble because of the challenges teachers must deal with every day. Thinking about becoming a teacher? Make sure you enjoy children, tweens or teens because you will be interacting with them every day. Carefully consider the pros and cons of the profession, so if you do sign-up you will be well-prepared for what lies ahead.
Changing Lives and Caring Too Much
Teaching is a profession where you really can make a difference in a child’s life, oftentimes profoundly. You are with children for a good part of the day, longer than their parents are, in most cases. Young children, especially, will look to you as a role model and repeat what you say and do. You often get to know their families, too, and learn which children might need referrals to social services, and you can get them that help. Or you may help a teen struggling to figure out what career path to take. You could also be lucky enough to become the teacher everyone remembers as the one who cared enough to make a difference.
Degree of Autonomy
You have a high degree of autonomy as a teacher. You are the boss of your classroom. You decide how the classroom is set up and what the rules will be. You have a set curriculum, but you can vary the way you teach it. You get to choose to teach children at the ages you like best, especially as you gain seniority.
Variety and Adherence to Schedules
Many teachers say they love that every day is different in teaching. Yes, you do follow a schedule, but it's a little different every day because of classes like music, art and physical education. And there are extras like assemblies, celebrations and fire drills. Each child is an individual who brings something different to the classroom each day, too, often making you laugh whether you want to or not.
Teachers are Always Learning
Many teachers have a passion for learning, and this is what usually guides them toward a teaching career in the first place. Teachers get to share their passion with their students. Enthusiasm and excitement are contagious, and a good teacher can inspire their students to love learning as well. Not only that, but the best way to become more of an expert in a subject is to teach it. Teachers dive deeper and deeper into their subject matter until they know it more thoroughly. Many teachers make the effort to help their students understand by researching and learning more themselves.
Becoming a Teacher Means Making a Difference
When you are a teacher, you are truly making a difference. You will have the opportunity to reach your students every day and help guide them through their education. Most adults have a teacher they remember who made a difference in their life. After becoming a teacher, that could be you.

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