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Teaching Philosophy Statement

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First, let me tell you I had never wanted to be a teacher since in my opinion, being a teacher was boring and dealing with students was stressing; I got into Teaching School by accident, but once I started I found out that Teaching ESL is challenging, but the rewards outweigh the costs. I have been an ESL teacher for more than 32 years, and have enjoyed the teaching process as well as the learning process. I know for sure that teachers have an impact on others instantly. As a teacher, you can help others and sometimes that impact is so big that helps them change their lives.
When I lived in Mexico, all I needed to be able to teach ESL was to have completed the career as a teacher of English as a second language. Having a Bachelor's Degree
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