They say it takes a big heart to shape little minds. That statement cannot be truer. Teaching early childhood is a test of teacher’s patience and will. It takes a special heart with a passion to help and nurture little kids and shape them well.
Teachers help our kids grow into responsible and competent learners. Teaching one child, let alone a whole classroom of 15-20 young learners is no simple task. Being an early childhood education teacher requires to have a big heart. They put in great effort, impart knowledge and create sweet school memories for our kids.
Kids might look up to their parents, grandparents, sibling or an extended family member. However, no matter what the structure of their families looks like, teachers are likely to be the first role models that our little ones encounter regularly outside of the home.
On many days, teachers spend more time engaging the kids and teaching them and influencing their behavior more than anyone – including their parents. They provide a learning environment for our kids to encourage their creativity and imaginative play. They plan hands-on activities that stimulate and encourage positive brain connections in children.
Teacher's are special, they are kind, patient and inspirational! Thank you MMI teachers for teaching Inaaya lessons not just in the textbook, thank you for believing in her, inspiring her and grooming her so well.
Every morning, my little one gets up with a broad smile on her face as she looks forward to going to school. Her affection for her class teacher is beyond words. We can see the hard work of her teachers as she is being molded so well at school. Listening to all her stories, handling all her tantrums, motivating her to do well, encouraging her all the time and managing all the kids together at the same time without losing her patience, does require a big heart.
I am glad my daughter is being nurtured so well by teachers of Modern Montessori International who not only have a big heart but are a perfect example of patience.
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