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I want to become a teacher because I was inspired by my hig school teacher when I was a learner, so I want to inspire my learners as the way my hig school teacher did to me. I want to become a positive role model to all my children because same children they don’t have a good background about how important education is, so I like to change that and gives them positive information and confidence about education. I like seeing children being able to enjoy the subject and understand what I’m teaching them. I want to become one of those teachers who want to take education to next level.
To professional teacher to create a climate of ownership by ensuring that everyone involved in the educational process is invited to participate. As a teacher believe
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