Why do you choose Teaching as a Profession?

Answer 1

You teach because you want to nurture young people toward their full potential. In doing this, you are truly a leader, creating the society, advancing civilization, impacting the world for the better -- and for all time and eternity. You teach because it is part of your vocational identity. If you are fascinated with how people learn, their interests and their need to explore the world, you will be fascinated with teaching. It isn't easy, but it is gratifying. After a lifetime in the career, you will look in the mirror and see a person you like because you have helped so many to succeed on their own. Teaching doesn't pay much in dollars, but it's priceless in terms of your personal dignity. Teaching can be the most exciting event if newcomers to the profession help shore up what is lacking, and there is plenty of reform needed. We need to think out of the crayon box and move forward with innovation. As a teacher, you can become a part of the movement for betterment in the profession. As you can already see, teachers truly lead the way. They carry the lantern of learning. Good luck with your decision!

Answer 2

Type your answer here... Since Hippocrates, physicians were called members of the noblest profession as they saved lives while exposing themselves to disease and all the while had to refuse the many temptations to exploit their positions of power. By John Stuart Mill's time, though, the job of being physician was not nearly so dangerous and not so badly compensated. And there were many quacks about. John Stuart Mill proposed that teachers were the noblest profession as physicians could only cure one person at a time, but teachers could instill greatness in many who themselves would go on to do good things.

Answer 3

It allows me to be a life-long student. The students will tell you more about yourself that anyone else. Teaching is a noble profession!

Answer 4

Because EVERY GENERATION NEEDS A HERO.....

TO ANSWER THEIR QUESTIONS