What Grade Were You In

What grade were you in? The teacher I choose to write about is a High School educator whose name is Mrs. Wright. I had her from my sophomore through my senior year. She was the resource teacher for these grades. I have test anxiety, have has it since I was a young child, and she could get me through without having a panic attack or having to go to the ladies room to puck. This woman was always there to support me while I work through the good and tough times in school no matter what it was. A kindhearted woman, that truly cared, no matter who you were, and what problem you may be facing. She always put a smile on your face and happiness in your heart. She always assisted me when I needed it or if I did not grasp something, she would make
Memorable teachers are not the ones, who are the most pleasant to their students, but they are not the toughest ones either, they are the one that make you work for your knowledge, and you appreciate it, naturally much later in life. Mrs. Wright was very kind, compassionate, and honest no matter what the subject was or how she thought we were doing in school. She would always search for ways on how someone could improve. She has the skills to make you want to perform better, and continuously work to improve. This teacher had the passion to teach, and loved working with students, wonderful and necessary qualities to hold. She was eager to do whatever it took for a student to be successful, and to succeed in his or her classes. She always had a positive attitude, and strived for success. She would always say hello, ask about your day, tell you to have a wonderful day no matter what the day bring or crosses your path. She knew, and learn quickly that I have test anxiety, knew I always studied for hours on end, knew I knew the answers too, but once a test was placed before me, my mind would go blank, still does to a degree. She taught me some great testing strategies, ones that I still use day. This teacher was very inspirational, and gave you the courage to strive for success. Something I hope to match in my teaching
The characteristics of Mrs. Wright, or and memorable teacher go far beyond internal and external experiences. They inspire students, and propel them to the next level of learning and skill set. Her passion for life is undeniable, and the ability to share that passion with the class permanently influenced me and other students. It leads to confidence and maturity, heartfelt emotions that are stored within you that you kept for the rest of your lives, even passing them on to others. This amazing teacher had the passion to teach others, truly a passion for life, and learning, and she willing passed that on to all her students. Passionate teachers are the ones who teach from the heart, without trying, it natural, because they hold a love for learning, and teaching others. This woman made each day an adventure in learning, because she believe life is a journey, one everyone needs to take, and it is different for each student. Mrs. Wright was an excellent communicator, with a great passion for truly listening, and those skills, and the love of teaching, and watching student obtain newfound knowledge continue to build the passion in her over the