Why I want to be a teacherEducation is one of the most essential goods in life. It is necessary for success and ensures a better future. I believe that people who do not receive education are not informed about what is happening in their environment. The downside is that people may mistreat you due to your lack of knowledge. People need to be educated to communicate effectively with others who might have different views than their own. In other words, education makes you more open-minded and accepting of other ideas, beliefs and values. People in the United States are extremely lucky because no matter their age, they still have the privilege of receiving the best education possible. In other countries, children dropped out of school early because their parents could not afford their education. This is very depressing, because in the United States, countless people take school for granted and drop out simply because they are lazy. They don't appreciate what they have and don't value education. When I was a child, my mother constantly reminded me how important it was to have high expectations. My mother is from Central America. In his country, people are very unhappy. She loved school and dreamed of becoming a nurse. However, she had to leave school to help my grandmother economically. She decided to come to America and give my brothers and me the education she never had. For this reason, most of the things I accomplished throughout my schooling are thanks to my mother. I always do my best in everything I do because I want to make her proud. I know that thanks to me, his dreams come true. I intend to ...... middle of paper ...... capacity on each of your students. Good quality instructors are what society needs to make this country prosper. Yet I have heard much controversy about what an effective teacher actually is. Although it was intimidating, it gave me more determination to achieve my goal. Another reason why I admire teachers is that not only do they make learning easier for children, but they can also help their own children. I think it's something remarkable. I anticipate that in the future I will be able to help my children with their homework and teach them to be responsible citizens. Realizing my aspiration of becoming a teacher will fill me with enormous satisfaction and pride. I know that completing my studies will guarantee me a prosperous future. Only then will I prove that my mother's sacrifice was not in vain.