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In choosing to become a teacher, I have made a commitment to myself and future students to be the best academic teacher and role model I can be. In order to follow through with this commitment, I have set a few goals for myself before I become a student teacher. I plan to continue observing classrooms and gaining experience. As I go out and observe these classrooms, I hope to gain many more qualities that will make me a great teacher. I also hope to learn a great variety of teaching methods that I can use in my future classroom. Not only do I hope to improve myself through observations but also academically. My goal is to maintain at least a 3.5 GPA and be sure to make the most of my time here at ESU. I am hoping by the time I become a student
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