My Ideal Teacher Essay

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Teaching with the right beliefs is the best way to create a magical classroom atmosphere. Teachers teach students character that will help them assess the consequences of and accept responsibility for their choices. Teachers help foster civic futures which ultimately influence our nation and the world as a whole. Teachers have a tremendous responsibility by teaching and influencing the next minds of our nation. If you aren’t in teaching for the right reasons, a lot of damage can be done.
If I had to describe myself using a metaphor it would be between an artist and a coach. As a coach, I focus on teamwork, the fundamentals, and the strategies to success. I am excited when they succeed and sad when they don’t. I make sure they don’t fail either, I am there to help pick them up and mentor them. When it comes to the artist in me, I put a large portion of myself into my work and I understand the basics of my craft. I want to teach them more than a set of techniques. I mold more than just their minds but their hearts too.
Teaching hasn’t always been my career choice. I wasn’t an education major until about a year ago. I only changed my major at that time because I had used up all 3 of my …show more content…

This may not be the case for most students, but I want to be able to inspire my students to want to learn. I know that there is going to I also want to inspire them to read. Reading is going to be a big part of my classroom because it was and is a big part of my life. I want my students to enjoy reading and see all the benefits to it. I also want my students to be receptive of strategies I have. For instance, I struggled a lot with mathematics and doing my work too fast so I want to tell my students to take it slow and double check your answers after your work. I believe it 's important for students to know that small mistakes do affect the answer and if you aren 't careful you will get the wrong answer yet have the right

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