ON BECOMING A TEACHER

  As a education student who wants to become a teacher someday. I am aware that my chosen career won’t be simple, especially because I am studying elementary education. I will be handling a big responsibility. Sometimes I wondered if being a teacher was for me, if this profession was right for me, and if I could handle the big responsibility.

  Becoming an educator, especially in recent years, has been considered one of the most demanding professions in the work force today. Teaching, with its benefits and intellectual motives, has risen to become one of the most sought-after jobs in society. But being a teacher entails more than just standing in front of a board and reading from a piece of paper; it takes time, effort, and patience to instill knowledge in the minds of children. Teaching is not only a potentially prestigious profession, but it is also a very unique and sometimes lifelong career opportunity. Exploring teaching has become a popular strategy to help people decide whether or not teaching is a good fit for them.

   When I chose this course, I knew that the path I would take was not easy. Sleeplessness, tiredness, and a drained mind are some of my experiences on this journey. But through my determination and passion for teaching, I always find a way to pursue this profession. Because for me, being a teacher carries a huge responsibility in the classroom. They are placed in a position that will shape and mold future generations and contribute to their students’ successes. Being a teacher isn’t just about spoon-feeding facts and data into students’ brains; it’s about your attitude toward your students and your dedication to your job. That is why my journey to becoming a teacher was full of challenges and lessons that taught me that every profession will need sacrifices