Teacher's Story

Students of Kindy 2 SCK Ambon

    I am Richard, and I work with young children as a teacher. Being a teacher was a privilege for me since I believe that educators are change agents. Depending on whom you ask, there may be variations in the definition of a teacher. Some claim that a teacher is someone who inspires students and is patient and wise, among many other qualities. Since I last worked as a teacher, it has been at least four years. beginning with private instructors who visited the homes of students in the primary and senior grades. Sharing our knowledge with others and inspiring them to pursue their ambitious dreams was enjoyable. When you teach with passion, being a great teacher makes you happy. My students are mostly young; Imagine how plain they must be. Every time I met them, I was struck by a quality that words could never capture in their eyes. It is difficult to take part in encouraging children to achieve great things in the future. That requires a lot of work, and a teacher's success in the classroom is not always dependent on intelligence. The teacher must strike a balance between intelligence and all other strategies, techniques, and approaches, but most importantly, the teacher must have a heart that loves the pupils and what they do as teachers.

Students of Nursery 2 SCK Ambon

    I once had a primary-aged pupil who, regrettably, found it challenging to understand the lessons being taught. He chooses to play video games all the time, which initially made me wonder if he was having some sort of issue. After seeing him a few times, I came to the conclusion that he was not suited to learn English. He once had trouble answering a test when we were trying to up their level. I realized then that I had not done enough to help him out of his situation as a teacher. After some self-reflection, I came to the conclusion that I lacked something that makes me a bad instructor. The problem is that I lack the curiosity to stare into their eyes, feel what they felt, and come close to them. In conclusion, I need to become more attentive to the issues that students confront in order to improve my teaching abilities. In my role as a teacher at the school or even in the English course I was enrolled in, I lacked those kinds of abilities.

    So, being a teacher purportedly entails taking our responsibility to our kids very seriously. They are my children, not simply students in my eyes. Every class we attended together served as a reminder that while everyone can aspire to be a teacher, not everyone is cut out to be a good one. In the classroom, teachers must also cope with a diversity of personality types. Teachers must therefore be prepared for that circumstance and circumstance. I'll say it's challenging but rewarding because if your student forms a positive opinion of you, you'll be better able to handle them inside or outside the classroom, and things will be simpler. Treating kids like your children is the secret to becoming a beloved teacher.
"Even though I'm not a great teacher, I welcome criticism from others because it helps me improve in every facet of what I do,"

"Richard Masela"