Superheroes in Real Life


Superheroes in Real Life


When we think of school the first thing that comes to our mind is learning. But what is learning if there are no teachers? As they said, school is our second home, and teachers are our second parents. It really is amazing how teachers do a lot of things, not only to education but also to the well-beings of students. 


It's the time of the month again. It's National Teacher's Month again. Students are now preparing their gifts, and speeches for their teachers. It really is amazing how can this celebration so cheerful and  bright. Being a teacher is sometimes really tiring but at the end of the day you can still see them teaching tirelessly in their classes. And it's truly amazing how they manage to make their classes happy and make them enjoy the lessons. 


We can really see their passion for teaching. Sometimes I even wonder what's keeping the flame inside them burning, and I have found the reason. Teachers love seeing students learning, have learned something, and will continue learning. Just seeing us studying can make their day better.

As a students, I can't keep myself from wondering if they are even taking care of their selves. Teachers don't only work inside the school but they also work when they are in their homes.  We can compare them to superheroes who are busy and selflessly helping other people. Even if they are tired they keep on pushing their selves to their limits so that they can help us students and even other teachers or people around them.



Teachers aren't only teachers, they do not only work at school but they also work in their homes, they are not only here to teach us students but they are also here to help us, they are not only out second parents but they are also our real-life superheroes. In summary, without teachers our world wouldn't be full of geniuses, prodigies, talented, and even kind-hearted people. Thanks to them we are  constantly growing for a much more better and brighter future.


References:

https://classplusapp.com/growth/scaffolding-strategies-for-teachers/

https://www.adb.org/results/teach-philippines-teach-development

https://filipinotimes.net/feature/2022/10/05/pinoy-teachers-thank-uae-for-growth-opportunities-on-celebration-of-world-teachers-day/


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