My mum and dad were teachers
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A Claudia
My mum and dad were teachers so it's not surprising that I became one.
I saw how happy they were in their jobs and I always thought teaching
was a possibility for me. But I didn't think it would be such hard work.
During term time there is absolutely no time for any personal evening
activities in the week. Luckily, we get good holidays and I love travelling
when I get the chance.
B Polly
I did a teacher training course in college and now I work in a school with
children aged four to eleven. I love seeing them growing up in front of my
eyes! I teach kids in their first year at school. At the beginning of the year
they are usually shy and quiet, but I do everything I can to make them
feel relaxed and happy. If they aren't happy and relaxed, they aren't
going to learn. I'm glad tests aren't important for my pupils.
C Stan
I teach history to children over the age of sixteen. Most of them work
very hard because they want to get good marks and get into the
university of their choice. I love discussing things with them and helping
them understand the links between what has happened in the past and
things that are happening now. I never thought I would be a teacher - I
only turned to it when I was looking for a job after university - and I love
it!
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A Claudia
My mum and dad were teachers so it's not surprising that I became one.
I saw how happy they were in their jobs and I always thought teaching
was a possibility for me. But I didn't think it would be such hard work.
During term time there is absolutely no time for any personal evening
activities in the week. Luckily, we get good holidays and I love travelling
when I get the chance.
B Polly
I did a teacher training course in college and now I work in a school with
children aged four to eleven. I love seeing them growing up in front of my
eyes! I teach kids in their first year at school. At the beginning of the year
they are usually shy and quiet, but I do everything I can to make them
feel relaxed and happy. If they aren't happy and relaxed, they aren't
going to learn. I'm glad tests aren't important for my pupils.
C Stan
I teach history to children over the age of sixteen. Most of them work
very hard because they want to get good marks and get into the
university of their choice. I love discussing things with them and helping
them understand the links between what has happened in the past and
things that are happening now. I never thought I would be a teacher - I
only turned to it when I was looking for a job after university - and I love
it!