This essay won 3rd place in the SHS
Essay Writing Contest of
the Main Library. Congratulations to Mr. Givanim!
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Lance Lester J. Givanim
Teaching is an exhausting job filled
with challenges. It requires not only the ability to teach but also other
skills and characteristics to help instill knowledge in the minds of their
students. Annually, their hard work and efforts are celebrated internationally
on the 5th of October. Students would usually dedicate songs, letters, or
performances to give thanks to their teachers. These acts of appreciation can
make a teacher's day, but it would be much more valuable to express it in more
meaningful ways. Our success is the best form of gratitude we can offer to our
teachers.
As the product of our teacher's
dedication, it is best to show how much their efforts have helped us thrive.
We, students, are the seeds that teachers nourish in shaping the professionals
that will develop in the future. It can determine how effective and efficient a
teacher is, but it also depends on us students on how we utilize the knowledge
given to us. Exhibiting growth from the guidance and nurturing of our teachers
is fulfillment in their careers.
Showing value to what our teachers
do can also signify respect for their commitment to their passion. It does not
need to be a grand gesture or something extravagant. Sometimes, small, sincere
actions contribute to more positive effects. It can be as simple as being
insightful in discussions, prepared for class activities, reliable in given
situations, or exhibiting excellent academic performance. Simply doing our best
in everything can motivate or inspire them to do their job.
Applying the knowledge our teacher
has taught us justifies the need and importance of their job. It serves as a
receipt of their work and proof that it did not go to waste. Utilizing what
they have given to us and turning it into something beneficial to our own is an
accomplishment for our educators. After all, application is the main essence of
learning.
Saying thank you to our teachers,
professor, coaches, and other educators is not the only way we can express our
gratitude toward them. Improving ourselves with the lessons we learn from them
is already a form of appreciation for their devotion to developing lifelong
learning professionals that would lead the country in the future. It is great
to celebrate their benevolence once in a while, but it is much more meaningful
to help them accomplish their purpose and aspirations in life by opening our
minds and keeping our willingness to learn. We must always strive toward our
goals because our success is proof of our teachers’ passion.
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