Title: 7 Reasons to Become a Teacher
Headings: 7 Reasons to Become a Teacher
7 Reasons to Become a Teacher
The Energizing Environment
The Perfect Schedule
Your Personality And Humor
Job Security
Intangible Rewards
Inspiring Students
Giving Back To The Community
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Content: You'll cherish the funny things they say, the silly things they do, the questions they ask, and the stories they write. I have a box of keepsakes that students have given me through the years—birthday cards, drawings, and small tokens of their affection. The hugs, smiles, and laughter will keep you going and remind you of why you became a teacher in the first place. 06
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Inspiring Students
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Each day when you go in front of your students, you never know what you will say or do that will leave a lasting impression on your students. We can all remember something positive (or negative) that one of our elementary school teachers said to us or the class—something that stuck in our minds and informed our viewpoints for all these years. When you bring the full force of your personality and expertise to the classroom, you can't help but inspire your students and mold their young, impressionable minds. This is a sacred trust we are given as teachers, and definitely one of the benefits of the job. 07
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Giving Back To The Community
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The majority of teachers enter the education profession because they want to make a difference in the world and their communities. This is a noble and valiant purpose that you should always keep in the forefront of your mind. No matter the challenges you face in the classroom, your work truly does have positive ramifications for your students, their families, and the future.