Teachers definitely don't do their jobs for money. It's a true generosity of heart and spirit that motivates them to give of themselves to students. And you're right. They do love their students. Which is why sometimes they have to show "tough love" to the more difficult students, in the hopes that the student may one day learn his or her own lessons.
God bless.
lionel (acid42)
· 1 year ago
Wonderful post.
Teachers definitely don't do their jobs for money. It's a true generosity of heart and spirit that motivates them to give of themselves to students. And you're right. They do love their students. Which is why sometimes they have to show "tough love" to the more difficult students, in the hopes that the student may one day learn his or her own lessons.
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Teachers definitely don't do their jobs for money. It's a true generosity of heart and spirit that motivates them to give of themselves to students. And you're right. They do love their students. Which is why sometimes they have to show "tough love" to the more difficult students, in the hopes that the student may one day learn his or her own lessons.
God bless.
Teachers definitely don't do their jobs for money. It's a true generosity of heart and spirit that motivates them to give of themselves to students. And you're right. They do love their students. Which is why sometimes they have to show "tough love" to the more difficult students, in the hopes that the student may one day learn his or her own lessons.
God bless.
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