Question

paragraph on my goal in life of teacher

Answer 1

Every individual has some kind of aim in life. It is always good to develop ambition in life.



A person without any aim is a very unfortunate person. This is due to the fact that he is like a paper on the ground which tosses thither and hither aimlessly at the mercy of winds.

Such people do not have a set destination. They reach nowhere in life. They fail to achieve anything in their entire life.

Ambition is a very essential part of our lives. Having only an ambition is not enough. One should also work hard to achieve his/ her ambition. You must make vigorous efforts to achieve you aim in life. Efforts are part of your success without which you cannot realize anything. Each one of us has different ambitious in our lives.

Some people aim to get wealth. While some want to be famous. Few of them want to serve mankind. Some wants to become an engineer, a lawyer, a doctor, a businessman or a political leader. Like other I too have an aim in my life. I want to become a teacher.

Answer 2

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My goal is to become a teacher in the primary grades of elementary school is somewhat like writing a one-sentence synopsis of an intricate and wonderful dream. In Webster's Dictionary the word "goal" is defined as: "A point towards which effort or movement is directed; the objective point or terminus that one is striving to reach; the end aimed at." In each of the definitions the aim of the goal is stagnant. My goal of teaching feels much more like a living thing. I would define it more as a journey than a goal. 

I do not remember a time when I was not interested in becoming a teacher. Although I followed a different career path when I was young, I never let go of my dream to teach. For various reasons it was pushed to
I started volunteering in my children's classrooms. I would do the fun stuff like plan parties or go on field trips, but I also enjoyed working with the students in writing workshops and reading partnerships. I found enjoyment and fulfillment not only working with my own children but in helping the other students as well. I volunteer in the library and the school office. Outside of their school I became a Girl Scout leader and taught religious education at our church. ❤❤❤

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