The quote I like the most

In our hearts there will always be a place for "that special teacher", the one that with all of his/ her love taught us in a way that we will not be able to forget him/her. If we take a brief moment to remember our school days, I bet that we will smile and think of the teacher who was a lighthouse in our darkness and who also left an indelible memory on us.

Teachers who love what they do, are always looking for open doors to an infinitive world of knowledge to their students. I remember my first grade teacher; she was a sweet woman who taught me how to read, write, draw, but the most important, she taught me how to love school. Learning with this kind of teachers is a pleasant experience because you learn in a natural way.

But all my wold change when I was in third grade; my teacher was a woman who actually hated children, she was bitter all the time, she was rude with us and she told us all the time that she was working only for the pay she received. Naturally I started to hated school suddenly every morning I was always sick I had stomachache every day well that was my excuse in order to skip classes.Students may feel frustrated with teachers who does not love what they do.

My inspiration to become a teacher is my mother, now she is a retired teacher but when she worked she really loved her job, she was always willing to help children. I remember that when a child had learning problems, my mother worked extra hours teaching the child at our home. She was a dedicated teacher she did her best that is why she is remember with love by her students.

I believe that Education here in our country would be different, if before becoming teachers we actually be sure that we will be complete committed to our job. Being a teacher must not be seen as a commerce, instead be seen as a divine job.