The only way to do great is to love what you do – Steve Jobs.
Being a teacher is a labor of love, the lifeblood of education, and a necessary component of success. Success, in my opinion, is when someone achieves their goals. I am blessed to be among those who have always wanted to work as a professional teacher. Despite my difficulties, there were no roadblocks in my path. Poverty, illness, or mental instability have never stopped me from achieving my objective.
And now, here I am, offering my testimony that becoming a teacher is feasible. While some may believe that teaching is a demanding profession, I can speak to its enjoyment.
My wide-ranging teaching experiences have taught me how to cope with various individual behaviors and use multiple teaching methods appropriate for LCIC students. Each student learns at a different speed. As a result, there must always be patience.
It is a unique opportunity to be a teacher in the CELS department. I never thought I would be a part of this esteemed institution. I can learn things here that will help me grow and develop.
I’ve always wanted to devote my life to sharing my expertise with everyone. Together, we will make a difference!
