THE BEST TEACHER I HAVE EVER HAD

Let me start by saying that there have been many teachers who have influenced in my life. Many of those people were teachers that I have had from Kindergarten to the present time. If I had to choose one who has had the greatest influence, it would have to be Rosa. She gave me class during three courses in Primary Education.

As far as I am concerned, she wasn’t the typical teacher who taught magisterial classes in which the main objective was to memorize. Also, she provided us a shared context for people to communicate and share information, stories, and personal experiences in a way that builds understanding and insight.

I always remember that she has the ability to make something that many students find incredibly boring come to life through her enthusiasm and passion for teaching. Furthermore, I was delighted with her because in her classes was impossible to get bored due to the methodology was very active and she encourages cooperation between ourselves.

She set an example for us and we see her as a person with confidence and we follow her lead and fell comfortable thusting her. She form strong relationships with our and our families and she was very interested in the problems that we have in our lives. In daily situations, she not only was accessible, creative, empathetic, warm...but also enthusiastic, generous, caring and be open to staying at school after-hours to help her students. More than a teacher she was a guide to our lives.

It is important to say that she influences me to read books. The reason of this is because she always said that books open doors to new experiences and she encourages us to read a book every fortnight. She dedicates one hour a week to get out the class and we used to sit in the garden to read alone or in small groups. This gave us the opportunity to be better at grammar, spelling and vocabulary. Let me conclude by saying that now, thanks to her, I read because I enjoy it and I like to becoming part of the story or adventure. The topic of the book it doesn't matter I am pleased with it because Rosa always says that variety is the spice of the life and we have to read all kinds of books to learn something from all of them.