When I studied 7 of GBS (similar to the eleventh grade now) I failed an assessment the subject of language. The syntactic analysis of subordinate clauses (What a great thing!), Was not subject teacher mio.El, Rodrigo Segarra agreed with me that during the next quarter will present a daily five subordinate clauses that I invented, correctly analyzed . It was not a punishment. It was a commitment - your commitment - that beyond his professional duties had all their help to overcome that here the hechos.Treinta dificultad.Hasta years later I still remember this episode with a mixture of nostalgia and great admiration. And I think that he derived many lessons to learn and remember. From my point of view the most relevant is the importance of the teacher and the profession not only of teacher but an educator, I believe that experience under my personality, made me different, stronger, more accountable, I learned to accept my mistakes and strive to overcome the difficulties (not to say that a daily rate of five sentences I became a specialist in short time (;-))).
this mean that teachers have the ability and the great responsibility of shaping the future people, to help grow tomorrow's work in our businesses and lead countries.
But being a teacher goes well beyond giving 25 hours of class per week. Is to maintain a strong commitment to each student is to be a permanent reference young people need to help them find their way. And this is not done in class language, 'kill' or in English: this is done during every minute of every day, showing - or rather living up to - values \u200b\u200band attitudes of today's society carece.La story that inspired the article makes me realize an unforgivable error on my part: despite the past 30 years I still remember the experience as something that really changed my way of being, never expressed my agradeciento Rodrigo Segarra for it. Beyond parsing, I learned that quarter is something that I would know how to convey as the great legacy that is to know if it's my excuse hijos.No but this text will serve at least as public recognition to those teachers who made me what I am, who dedicated his work and his call to build a personality, if not better because of my limitations and not by their lack of dedication or effort.
and also serve to give pause to professionals in education today about their role in society, about the immense responsibility rests on their shoulders and on what should be their commitment to each student each September reach their classrooms: will be largely what they make of them and some, even thirty years, will be grateful.
this mean that teachers have the ability and the great responsibility of shaping the future people, to help grow tomorrow's work in our businesses and lead countries.
But being a teacher goes well beyond giving 25 hours of class per week. Is to maintain a strong commitment to each student is to be a permanent reference young people need to help them find their way. And this is not done in class language, 'kill' or in English: this is done during every minute of every day, showing - or rather living up to - values \u200b\u200band attitudes of today's society carece.La story that inspired the article makes me realize an unforgivable error on my part: despite the past 30 years I still remember the experience as something that really changed my way of being, never expressed my agradeciento Rodrigo Segarra for it. Beyond parsing, I learned that quarter is something that I would know how to convey as the great legacy that is to know if it's my excuse hijos.No but this text will serve at least as public recognition to those teachers who made me what I am, who dedicated his work and his call to build a personality, if not better because of my limitations and not by their lack of dedication or effort.
and also serve to give pause to professionals in education today about their role in society, about the immense responsibility rests on their shoulders and on what should be their commitment to each student each September reach their classrooms: will be largely what they make of them and some, even thirty years, will be grateful.
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