My Teacher, My Hero

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(photo not mine)

Countless people seized the exceptional opportunity to compete and devastate the misery of our nation back before then. This situation made them as crowned heroes of their own. But let me consider that the four-cornered room of knowledge is a battlefield of major perceptions with an educator as a hero. These people never get tired of standing in front of the class, doing this for how many years. They never get worn-out of absorbing new facts, new lessons, and imparting knowledge to eager students who are hungry for quality education.

They were heroes who dress comfortably in formal suits. Heroes that can handle difficult matters to deal with. Heroes that can acquire moral, social, emotional and educational aspects just to mold youngsters of this modern era. Heroes that can sacrifice bags of sweat and not bloodstains. I can quite decipher their hidden fortes why they became my lifelong warriors. I have realized that they have an absurd way of teaching rights and wrongs with no BUTs and no WHYs.

I adore them, especially their sublime sacrifices. They teach students a lot, help them survive from daily evaluations. They were the ones who helped individuals embrace the world pf reading and writing. They have several powers we don’t actually know. Have you observed those people who are on top of their careers? They thanked the teachers from accompanying their journey of victory.

Who says that teachers are no fun? Well, I’ll prove you wrong. Majority of them can get along well with the students. They tend to crack jokes in the middle of a very serious discussion either to refrain the students from dozing off or to relieve the tension. Young and old, they are never left out with the latest trend. Teachers are not just witty– they also stand out in different fields of performing arts, showcasing their talents during programs and competitions. These are just some of the reasons why I could say that teachers aren’t plaint boring and strict.

 All in all, teachers shape our future. They’re the ones building the bridge across success. Without them, we are nothing but a lonely wanderer. People need them as much as breathing. Go ahead, be a teacher and you’ll find yourself holding not just a piece of chalk but also the future of the youth.