What is your ultimate goal as a teacher?
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To make a difference in someone else’s life and to get to know people from around the world and to build great relationships
To touch the life of a student if not many,in a very positive way and help them achieve all that they came here for.
My ultimate goal as a teacher is to ensure that all my students are successful in every area that is possible. My teaching would reflect on the students, and what they produced will be reflected on me. Therefore I am a reflection through them. Once they do great, I am successful in the end as well.
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My ultimate goal is to inspire and empower students, fostering their intellectual and personal growth. My aim is to create a positive and engaging learning environment where students feel motivated to explore and understand the subject matter.
My ultimate goal is freedom and the ability to provide for my family financially
My goal as a teacher is to help them find and improve their voice by working on developing communication skills and confidence in expressing themselves. To make a difference in a student's life
- StephanCertified TEFL and ESL Teacher
To have an influence in someone's future and have played a roll to help them by teaching skills which will open doors and create enless opportunities.
I want to partner with my student to set goals, and build a roadmap that will take him there. I use conversation, pictures, and a host of tools to engage with my students and stay on track.
My goal of teaching is to make someone a good human being.
Helping students find and perfect their voice by working on developing communication skills and confidence in expressing themselves.
- DaniloTeaching English linguistics
Help students mentally grasp the big picture of language and see how neatly different aspects of language fit into that picture.
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