True Teacher or Untrue Teacher?
A teacher should be an example for the students and society. It is like a saying “Ing ngarsa sung tuladha, ing madya mangun karsa, tut wuri handayani.” It is created by Ki Hajar Dewantara, a figure of education in Indonesia. The meaning of that saying is in the front, a teacher must give a good example and attitude for the students; in the middle or between the students, a teacher must be creative to create a new idea; and from the back, a teacher should be able to give impetus and direction to the students.
Teachers have moral responsibility to guide their students become smart person. They must teach with good attitude because students will do what is taught by their teachers. A good teacher will create a good student but a best teacher will create a successful student.
Being a teacher is a challenge. Each teacher in our country has their own challenge. A teacher who
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A true teacher is those who do their works with high spirit and sincere. While an untrue teacher is those who are money oriented, teach without educating and becoming a true motivator for the students in the school.
Teachers also need the welfare and prosperity, and one of them is obtained from their works as a teacher in educational institution. On the other hand, the emergence of certification policy makes a teacher to be a bad teacher. The policy should make a teacher more creative, innovative, and professional in teaching their students, not only to pursue money. Therefore, this problem must be cleared.
Teachers have to change their mindset. They work not only to get money, but the most important thing is that they have responsibility to educate their students well. The solution of this problem starts from preventing the emergence of untrue teacher because what the meaning of money is if teachers cannot do their works very well. As a figure of education, teacher must be addressed it