Thankful for Those Who Choose to Teach
Today, let’s take a moment to express gratitude for those who choose the profession of teaching. Certainly not because of the job’s glamour or wealth, but because of its impact, some people follow a higher calling and pursue this noble profession. So let’s say “thank you teachers!” Specifically, we’re thankful for teachers who are American Board graduates!
The decision to become a teacher often stems from a place of profound purpose. For many, it’s an inner calling; a desire to shape young minds, instill values, and pass on knowledge. Some educators remember a teacher from their own past who left an indelible mark on their lives, sparking the desire to do the same for others.
It’s no secret that teaching can be a challenging profession. It demands patience, resilience, and a kind of emotional intelligence that can feel superhuman at times. Yet, amidst the challenges, teachers show up day after day. Why? Because they believe in the potential of each student. At American Board, we feel the same way about each of our teacher candidates. We know each of them has the potential to change a life.
Thankful for American Board Teachers
Teachers Thankful for American Board
No one becomes a teacher for the ‘thank yous’. Similarly, at American Board, we don’t do what we do for thank yous. But we are certainly happy to hear them when it means we’ve helped a local teacher enter the classroom!
Conclusion
As we reflect on the countless educators who’ve dedicated their lives to this profession, let’s be thankful. Thankful for their unwavering belief in the transformative power of education. Thankful for their sacrifices, their hard work, and their boundless passion. They deserve our respect, admiration, and most of all, our gratitude.
Are you thinking of transitioning to a career teaching? Have you found yourself wondering how to become a teacher? Please visit www.americanboard.org to learn how you can do so, quickly and affordably. Perhaps American Board’s online teacher certification program is the answer you’ve been looking for.