Question

Why do you want to become a teacher

Answer 1

why and what reasons should you be a teacher?

Teachers are important for many reasons.

They teach you new things you may not have known before

They teach you to think.

They teach you to be curious about things you didn’t know you wanted to know.

They try and teach you the reason you should love learning.

They teach you about different perspectives in our world.

They teach you how mistakes can be learned from.

They teach you how to take turns.

They teach you respect.

They teach you about the world - one that is outside your house, town, state, continent, and most of your mind.

They show you books you would never pick up on your own.

They teach you the how, who, what, why, where, and when.

They teach you the importance of communication.

They teach you how to get along with others - even those you don’t like.

They teach you to share.

They teach you patience.

They teach you compassion.

These are only a few things a good teacher will teach you. Some you will learn in a year and other things take several years and several teachers.

Answer 2

I want to become a teacher because teachers earn a solid paycheck. While teaching is not a get-rich-quick profession, starting salaries are comparable to many other professions. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, public-school teachers are actually paid about 11 percent more than the average professional worker. Teaching careers also offer opportunities for advancement and increased pay over time. Another reason I would like to become a teacher is because I get to share my passion in the classroom. Who’s the teacher that got youexcited about a subject, the one who inspired you to start putting in extra time because you just loved what she was teaching? That’s what happens when teachers share their excitement and enthusiasm: it’s contagious. Sharing your love of the subject matter with students is another one of the benefits of being a teacher.