dis·en·chant·ed
To be freed from illusion or false belief.
So I believed that I was going to be a good teacher and that the students would obey me because they didn't want to disappoint me because they liked me, and that I would have such amazing lessons that they would develop such a passion for learning that they wouldn't have time in class to focus on anything other than the subject at hand...
...I have now become disenchanted.
So I believed that I was going to be a good teacher and that the students would obey me because they didn't want to disappoint me because they liked me, and that I would have such amazing lessons that they would develop such a passion for learning that they wouldn't have time in class to focus on anything other than the subject at hand...
...I have now become disenchanted.
posted by caz | 12:04 am
7 Comments:
hehehe, i hear you.
hahahahahaha!!!! we've all gotta come down eventually! it's just such a quick drop to reality in teaching hey?
don't despair! you're still the coolest teacher in Australia (that I know of). Hehe, I'm sure you make a fantastic teacher!
*whispers*
the 2 other comments on this post are from teachers too...
right now i dont feel so bad, even though they still dont listen to me- i feel like i'm working part time as all the 11s and 12s are out at exams and worklink! we only have lower school here (i wish it was the other way around though)
Dont worry Carmel, if i was in your class i would have developed a passion for learning! ;)
Oh, and Anonymous is Dara :)
sweet anonymous dara- thanks!
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