3265. Educating Personalities Is Great and Demanding!
We teachers have
to help our students’ families at the duty of educating their children’s personalities.
And we’ll achieve this in the classroom, but individual tutoring sessions are
indispensable too.
Treating each kid is necessary. Better if male teachers talk
with male students and the same with women, because personal, very personal
aspects are treated and dealt with and you make friends. This is my experience
and it seems okay.
Schools should devote enough time for individual tutoring
sessions with the kids. We have to help our students face life’s aspects. And
all that has to do with educating their personalities. We won’t only confine
our work to teaching math, history, English… but we should educate our students
in a thorough way, and in accordance with their families.
We have the beautiful
duty of educating our students in an integral and complete way, if their
parents agree, and this is very important. I repeat on purpose: if their
parents agree.
Now that we have their permission and we want to work together
with those parents, we can have those tutoring sessions. We have to meet with
their parents rather frequently. Parents have the first and primordial duty of
educating their kids.
And we have to gain and get along with their children, in
order to educate their personalities, through those tutorials. If we work fine
in the clasroom, we’ll gain some nice prestige, which will open the entrance to
educate those kids.
We will not force those kids. It’s art what we need. I
mean, to reach those kids’ interior we need to be like artists, or doctors,
whom those young people can trust. We will reach their interior over time,
after having talked for rather long.
Trusting is not something you can obtain
by forcing but through affection, listening, listening, listening, speaking
first by the teacher, getting interested on what those kids want to tell us,
over time, experience, with God’s grace and help (because we’re open to the
transcendent, and we believe and trust in God), optimism, intuition...
It is ART,
and we have to follow what those parents wish for their children. Remember that
we have to meet with those parents rather often. / Photo from: Shutterstock
Comments