呵呵,很凑巧,我的第一篇文章也是这个,然后我也发上来请帮我改一下,谢谢. It has always been my belief that being a teacher is one of the noblest professions a person could choose. Even though many people may tend to categorize teachers as ordinary people who only deserve plain wages, I strongly advocate that teachers should be paid as much as physicians, lawyers, and business leaders. First of all, educators have always played a significant role in society. They act as a vital medium for the transfer of knowledge from one generation to the next. Teachers convey knowledge so selflessly from themselves to countless numbers of students, which often has a positive impact on their lives, and leads them to better themselves and society as a whole. From this standpoint, teachers have contributed just as much as lawyers, doctors, and the financial leaders of the world, if not more so. For this alone they should receive a wage worthy of their sacrifice. In addition to this, becoming a teacher, especially a competent educator, requires a lot of effort and patience. If you want to be an excellent teacher, not only should you gain sufficient knowledge in the specific area you are teaching, you should learn and practice a good teaching methodology which can be successfully applied to your class. Good teaching methodology requires a combination of knowledge and the way of presenting and disseminating it. What's more, its crucial for teachers to be aware that students with different interests or levels of comprehension may react differently to the materials a teacher presents so sometimes teachers need to reevaluate their methods over and over again for the better understanding of their students. Last but not least, being a good teacher means that you have to sacrifice a lot of personal time. For example a teacher might spend extra time tutoring students even after class has ended. Therefore, I think they need to be compensated via higher wages. It's the teachers who have brought us through the gates of the hall of knowledge; It's the teachers who have encouraged us to realize and pursue our personal goals. Their spirit should be commended, and their act should be awarded. Combining all those reasons, I unequivocally advocate that teachers should be paid as much as doctors, lawyers, and business leaders.
|