WORLD TEACHERS DAY.
You see while growing up I nursed the ambition to become a lawyer or a broadcaster. However law was the most pertinent of the dreams that lurked in my mind. Many things went right and a few things went wrong and I found myself on a life path that has been riddled with multipassionate ventures. The most significant thing to note is that in pursuing these multipassionate ventures I have disseminated knowledge and I still am.
Many of us while growing up rebuked teaching as a profession. To some, teachers were never wealthy or perhaps they had the tag that was attached to them as average earners.
However today we see a crop of hardworking men and women who have refined teaching and have made it a profession to thirst for.
Teachers with a passion to share knowledge and improve learning with fantastic, creative ideas.
My first professional teaching experience as a teacher was during my National Youth service. It was an experience that clearly explained that teaching was not all about standing in front of the class and asking students questions. It was not about dictations or the number of take home assignments given to the students or pupils. It was the art in which it was executed that mattered.
The rich blend of expressions and emotions well balanced when handling the ones entrusted in your care.
Even if you are not a teacher who resumes at a school or place of learning everyday. You are a teacher in your chosen career.
Call to remembrance today that teacher who inspired you for the better today.
A shout out, a text, a gift or a surprise call will do.
Francisca's Pen.
You see while growing up I nursed the ambition to become a lawyer or a broadcaster. However law was the most pertinent of the dreams that lurked in my mind. Many things went right and a few things went wrong and I found myself on a life path that has been riddled with multipassionate ventures. The most significant thing to note is that in pursuing these multipassionate ventures I have disseminated knowledge and I still am.
Many of us while growing up rebuked teaching as a profession. To some, teachers were never wealthy or perhaps they had the tag that was attached to them as average earners.
However today we see a crop of hardworking men and women who have refined teaching and have made it a profession to thirst for.
Teachers with a passion to share knowledge and improve learning with fantastic, creative ideas.
My first professional teaching experience as a teacher was during my National Youth service. It was an experience that clearly explained that teaching was not all about standing in front of the class and asking students questions. It was not about dictations or the number of take home assignments given to the students or pupils. It was the art in which it was executed that mattered.
The rich blend of expressions and emotions well balanced when handling the ones entrusted in your care.
Even if you are not a teacher who resumes at a school or place of learning everyday. You are a teacher in your chosen career.
Call to remembrance today that teacher who inspired you for the better today.
A shout out, a text, a gift or a surprise call will do.
Francisca's Pen.
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