HAVE BEEN HAPPEN TO BE TEACHER?

"Are you still teaching? "The question came from a notary I was carrying his car.

"Yes, still."

"You're still the same. Stay young! But you must have forgotten me. "

The conversation fragment gave its own color on the day's travel. Along the way we were involved in conversations that deliberately presenting past events. A notary who is none other than my former student was told about his impressions when he was a schoolboy, about his son who was sitting in elementary school and got rank in his class, and about his wife who sells already opened the store to help the family economy. All that he told me with a cheerful, plus without a single complaint.

There is a sense of love that sticking out in my mind. Certainly not because he still recognizes me or because the throw of praise is 'youthful'. PROUDITY, SPIRIT, COMPANY, and NO COMPLAINTS that make my heart flower. At least I can see him as a mature, responsible, honest and willing to work hard man. As the person who once became his teacher, of course I feel proud. I feel I have helped a child become a successful adult.

Master is the most beautiful profession in the world. The beauty will appear bright when we look at it not from a material point of view. The inner wealth that we gain from this profession is unequaled. It was exactly the same as what my late Mama had told me when she signed her as a sign of agreeing to enter the teacher's faculty.

As teachers, we can make a direct and measurable contribution to our nation and to the world by helping young people know knowledge, and skills. By teaching, we give ourselves opportunities to develop the abilities, challenges, and opportunities we have, whether in interpersonal communication, academic knowledge, or leadership skills. As a teacher, we also have the opportunity to share the passion or passion to learn to the younger generation. If we are good teachers, we also have the opportunity to feel the joy unequivocal when our students make us as someone who inspires, motivates, and challenges them to develop their talents and abilities. We will also feel great pride and without envy at all when watching our protege successfully grabbed her success. By becoming teachers, we too will feel an unequaled happiness when our students realize we have contributed to its success. Then, we too will be forced to hold sobs when they return to our class to embrace as we sincerely thank. After that, we will note the beauty with the phrase "I have done a good thing. I have helped a child become a successful adult ".

At the end of this essay let us consider the expression LouAnne Jhonson (2008):

"We become teachers not to gain respect from the crowd. We teach not for prestige, but to teach because we believe that this is important. "