my teacher, my hero

 






       

       There are heroes and heroines, national and local. Some of them are born, others are made. Many are still living while many others have long been gone.What could be in a school without our teachers? There would be no students as well that in fact, students will not be able to go to school and learn what they are supposed to learn. When talking about our own teachers, ofcourse, everyone would share how thatnkful they are having a teacher.  But, are teachers really that great? Aren’t they just a bunch of people teaching the whole day an have nothing to do but to teach? The people who are always giving a lot of activities and projects, making our life hard?

               Those memories when they came about to tell stories and jokes with us students. Their “sermons” to us during times when we were disobedient, or lazy to pass those requirements. Their patience and hard works really seem unfolded. Teachers are great. They teach us in all ways they could. Teachers are usually there to impart knowledge and give you an opportunity to move on with life and be successful in the future.

. They guide us through different challenges. Although they don’t fight or fly around looking for bad guys, teachers have very large influences on a child’s early developing stages of life: in their elementary days, high school days and in the last stage of schooling.

         They act as light when we’re on darkness. They love us as if we came from their own womb. They are the second parents of future doctors, businessmen, lawyers, and maybe even senators and representatives. It is the job of a teacher to remain patient and to lend helping hands whenever it is needed. She taught me how to read, write, count, and how to be strong in every problems I face. She taught me on how to be socialized. I learned many lessons from her. She’s a person willing to help a lost child to make her a successful one. She was like my hero once and I know she’ll forever be one. 

         For me, the word teacher stands for the one who Teach us, Encourage us, Aspire us, Care for us, Help us, and Reminds us who we are and what we are. “Teacher, I need help.” “Teacher, I don’t understand our last lesson. Can you explain them?” These are lines that are basically embedded in the minds of all teachers of the world, and just as any great person would, they always stop what they are doing to help others in need. By taking the time out of their days to help us better get through the basics of life, teachers are not only teaching us education, but they are providing us with a sense of right and wrong.