Children meet so many teachers throughout their school career that it is almost impossible to have one teacher they can say has positively influenced them. As for myself though, I can honestly say that there is one teacher that has. My most influential teacher is Mrs. Jennifer Merritt. She was my sixth grade English teacher at Georgetown Middle School. Throughout my middle school career, I can honestly say, she has had the most positive influence on me because she never let me give up. She was very stern but sweet with what and how she told me things. She was the one person I felt comfortable talking to about anything. She not only taught me English, but she taught me life lesson also. Mrs. Merritt would always keep me in check when I would fall out of line. She would also make sure I did not hang out with the wrong crowd of people. If it was not for her, I would probably be hanging around the wrong crowd of people. She taught me life lessons when she did not have to, how every action does not require action, and most importantly how to stay true to myself. (A sentence about my …show more content…
Merritt was the type of teacher that did her job and did it very well. She took her time to really break down and explain what she was teaching. Even though she had to teach certain standards, she always turned them into life lessons. Not only would she make sure I learned about English, she also made sure I never gave up. If she saw that I finished an assignment early she would make sure I started on the next one. For her, it made sure she knew I would not start procrastinating. If she saw that I was having trouble with something and could not seem to get it, she would push me. If I did not get it, she always told me that it was going to be okay. She made sure I knew that in life we may fail at some things, but in the end, it is what makes us better as individuals. She also taught me that there are no shortcuts in life. If I worked hard enough, I would get the results I
If it hadn’t been for her making me learn how to think and learn for myself, I wouldn’t be where I am today. There were many times during my high school days where I needed to be independent in my learning because there were teachers who didn’t teach the lesson properly. While other student were struggling with those teachers I was able to overcome that trial and succeed in those classes. I’ve been told all my life that college is way more independent when it comes to learning than any other time I your life. I believe because I learned at such a young age how to teach myself, I have a greater chance at succeeding than other who have not had the same
She was the most caring and dedicated teacher I ever had and she respected every student as an individual. On the other hand, she had a very negative influence on my life. She is the person who told me there was no Santa Clause, which ruined Christmas for me for a very long time. Another person who has had a great influence on my life is Mr. Robinson. He was my first band teacher. He is the person who convinced me to join band, which
Because she always motivate me to go follow and fight for what I want. I believe that be who are I’m today is such as great inspiration because I wasn’t born here and I almost graduate from college and I have the best family and education value that one can have in this life. For example, I have to take CAT-W test and I feel so disappointment about myself because I already take three times and I fail. But my mom tells me that she knows how I’m and who I want to be in the future that never stop look for my dreams and she always going to be there for me. I think that we you know yourself even when people tell you that you cant do you still be there try to reach your goals
She has made many personal sacrifices for my education. After a day of working with elementary schoolers, she tirelessly without complaint took me to the library as many times as I requested. Somehow during 6th grade, after I received an invitation from People to People, she found the money for me to travel to Australia for two weeks. I am more independent because I watched her succeed on her
A teacher that has had the most impact on me would have to be my current Human Services instructor Teresa. I’m sure there have been other teachers in my past that at the time were the most impactful. I think that’s what makes them impactful in the first place, because of the time of your life or what you were trying to find in a sense helped shaped you at that time, and that includes those people that helped along the way. Teresa has been the most impactful has of late, because she has helped me fall in love with my major and has me looking forward to my future job. The Human Service major was new at my campus, and the school had hired a couple of different instructors to teach the classes the first semester. I happened to be one of the lucky
helped to make me the person I am today, and I was able to look into the future
She also was on the school board at my grade school, was politically active, and was active in our church. Seeing her stand up to error in public situations gave me the strength to do the same. Sadly, I had to fight error in my high school history class. I disputed my religion teacher's position concerning the civil rights movement (just one of many discussions we had that year). But without Mom's example, I would have been silent like the other kids.
With a strong teaching staff and an emphasis on high performing academics, even the smallest of schools can develop great pupils. Most people have that one teacher from high school that they will never forget. They return years after graduation and thank said teacher for everything he or she has done for them. Just as Cedric Jennings in A Hope in the Unseen was really close with his teacher Mr. Taylor, students everywhere find teachers who become their mentors (Suskind 6). For me, there are multiple teachers that have had a positive influence on my life, but none so much as my one English teacher, Mrs. Iberis.
Mrs. Sally remembers her first year as an educator at Cypress Lakes Elementary. She was assigned a mentor teacher that was helpful as she faced many challenges during her first year. Mrs. Sally valued her mentorship so much, that she volunteers to mentor other new teachers every year. My first teacher mentor will always be with me too. I think about her a lot and use the teaching strategies I learned from her every day.
Do you remember the teacher that inspired you to do your best? Or maybe the teacher who believed in you when the rest of the world had turned against you? Teachers have a way of touching students’ lives, whether in a large or very minute way. I can think of numerous times that a teacher made a difference in my life. I am so appreciative of them, and I want to do for other students what many of my teachers have done for me. That is why, after I obtain, both, my Bachelor and Master degrees, I plan to enter the teaching profession.
She could explain anything to me and I would understand straight away. She helped a lot for my education and always was there to help. My parents knew that she could teach me and show how hard it is these days and how hard I should work. That is why they always made sure I saw her enough but it never was for me.
She’s always there for me if I’m going through a hard time or just need a little help. She’s always there to cheer me up and I couldn’t be more thankful to have her in my
I wouldn't be who I am right now if it wasn't for her. It was her nagging which pushed my limits to improve and grow as an individual. She loves to nag me and my brother. She's a very fun person to be with and also very responsible.
She always held me accountable for my actions. Miss Saul never gave up on me. She was a very influenceable person and key educator. I truly believe that had I not been blessed with the chance to be in her class I would have never made it to graduation. Miss Saul never did the work for me, and she never made exceptions for my nonattendance or late assignments.
The teacher that stands out most in my head is my eleventh grade English teacher. She had a liberal arts background, and enjoyed the classic American writers; Hemingway, Steinbeck, what have you. She was in the class of teachers who was more impressed by actions and honesty than suck-ups and homebodies. She was the kind of teacher who was proud when you informed her that you had skipped her class to go fishing at the river and play bluegrass music with your buddies. She was the kind of teacher who preferred that her students wrote what they truly felt, and not what they truly felt she would like to hear. She was in the rare class of teachers who tried to prepare her students for life after school, not life for school. She was a part of a small class of note-worthy teachers.