Teachers by Shantara Morrison

Teachers you are doing a good job but what concerns me is that you all are losing sight of what is really important. I think that you should teach your class and to be aware of your senior and I am not saying to give all your attention to the seniors but most of it because if you succeed with your seniors then your other lower classmen will succeed also with thanks and a big help to you. They will graduate and come back and visit you and be able to say that teacher tried her best to help me and is a good teacher. She can help you achieve your short term goal which is to graduate. Teachers also if you have a class with disruptive students don’t get mad or make it hard for other students who are actually learning. Also, when a student comes into your class with an attitude, don’t give them the same attitude back even though you would like to. Teachers, treat that student like he is someone whether you want to or not. Students may act mean and not caring, but I believe they do care. Most of the problems are caused because the teacher can make a wrong assumption or maybe a right one but either way the story may be relayed to administrators wrong. Teachers, don’t make other students pay for what that one student has said or done to you, because you are the grown up in the situation.

Teachers, basically, I am saying don’t let little things get to you and know your students. Be a friend, teacher, and someone they can depend on to help in and out of school but don’t get too familiar. I am about to graduate thanks to myself and others who helped me get this far. I would like to thank all the teachers that helped me get to where I am and I hope to have them in the future to guide me. Teachers, keep doing good but also try to be better because there is always room for improvement