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It's all about the kids: why teachers do what they do

 
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We asked our Teach Queensland community on social media what it is about teaching that makes their hearts sing. We were blown away with all the responses and they left us feeling all warm and fuzzy!

Our students are so fortunate to have teachers that are committed to supporting their learning and personal growth.

Seeing the joy of life through a child's eyes. Sometimes we race to get things done but taking the time to listen to a joke, wonder at the colours of a butterfly… those little, everyday moments matter. – Vicki F.

Moulding future leaders, seeing your past students doing so well in life and when they come to visit you and share how they have always looked up to you, and lastly, when they thank me for the things I used to say to them that actually made them strive for excellence. – Zasembo

Seeing adults that I taught being happy, contented and often very successful in their lives. – Sheila F.

The pure and sincere love you get from your students… and to watch your students developing skills and values. – Aisha F.

When a student you taught last year says, “I miss you!” – Bec J.

Seeing how enthusiastic students can get when discussing topics they are interested in. – April W.

Hearing kids’ laughter and their stories. – Sarah O.

My students teach me about myself every day. – Kay W.

Having fun! Learning new things from the kids! Celebrating their successes and cheering them on! –Clair C.

The genuine gratefulness you receive from some students makes your heart smile. – Yvette M.

This is the final article in the series. Read part 1: helping students learn and grow—moments that matter to teachers, part 2: relationships are key to being a great teacher and part 3: teachers make a difference every day.

If this sounds like your dream job, get the tailored information you need to start your teaching journey.

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Last updated 21 September 2020