This sentiment suggests that teaching is not merely a profession, but a calling that requires genuine passion. When educators love what they do, this passion manifests in several important ways:
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I believe that I will be echoing other parents' feelings by mentioning some great benefits for our children who took part in different Owlypia challenges. My son, Emir Ibrahimov from Azerbaijan participated at Owlypia this spring and his first experience was very successful since he won the silver medal and took 6th place. You can imagine his reaction when he knew about results and how his initial concerns have transferred to self- esteem and sincere happiness. I think you can also imagine my feelings and other parents' reaction when we see our children feel proud of what they do and achieve.
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Collaborative learning is a teaching and learning approach in which educational activities take place as a team work. It occurs when a group of students come together to work on a project, carry out a research, or solve a problem. In this case, the students involved and their teachers have to put their intellects together to succeed.
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"Teachers are the best leaders in life, even better than parents". Of course, this is a right statement. Teachers and masters have a great position in this world and they are very spectacular mankind whom you can follow. We consider our teachers as great inspiring leaders because the reason for our high knowledge and grandeur is obviously them. They are in a higher place than parents. Despite the fact that we know the teachers the main leaders, our parents are also the first teachers for us but they are emotional when we are going to do something they afraid of our suffering at that work. Moreover, the parents are very kind, but teachers always push us to go forward; never afraid of problems that face us.
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"True teachers are those who use themselves as bridges over which they invite their students to cross; then, having facilitated their crossing, joyfully collapse, encouraging them to create their own." words by Nikos Kazantzakis.
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To be a great teacher means to aspire to be a great leader. In the classroom, the children look up to the teacher to lead them, to take them to new and exciting destinations, constantly adding to their knowledge and honing their skills. They may not be able to say so in these exact words, but that is what, deep down, they know.
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