Teaching: A Noble Profession

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Applied Behavior Analysis for Teachers (7th Edition)I was asked by a college student of the St. Joseph College here in Maasin City, why teaching is considered the noble profession.

Teaching is really a noble profession. Everyone of us, including our nation’s Presidents are the product of teaching.

The teacher is the one who molds a child into what he will be on the future. He is being taught how to read and how to write, how to deal with others and how to deal with himself. The knowledge of the teacher is being shared or transferred to the child from science, technology, arts and values. And when the child is ready to pursue for a higher degree of education and especialization, it is still the teacher who is guiding the child for him to attain his dreams and expectations.

No other profession is greater than teaching. Without teacher, there will be no Engineers who will plan, design and manage the construction of buildings, roads, bridges, communication facilities and other mechanical infrastructure. Doctors, scientists, politicians, etc, will not exist without the teacher and the teaching process.

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Posted by SELaplana, 30 May 2006 at Information (No. of Views: 5176)

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    LAPLANA, JEORGE Jr. Says:

    iM JEORGE LAPNA jR. fROM southern Leyte.

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    SELaplana Says:

    in what part of Southern Leyte? I’m from Malitbog

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    eda Says:

    yes, i agree..
    other profession cant be possible w/out teachers!!!
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