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Karimsakova T.T.

The instructor of the English Section

E-mail: [email protected]

My Teaching Philosophy

I am a teacher. My job was created at the first moment that a question leaped from the mouth of a curious child. I knew that I wanted to be a teacher because I saw firsthand what a special career it was from the great teachers I've had. I owe so much to Mendigul Kairatovna, Saule Kasymovna and Gulsim Sanaevna. They're not famous to you, but they made a difference in this world by teaching me so much about it... and myself.

Being a teacher, I have learned the following:

I have learned the true nobility of this profession and that I am the most fortunate of all who labor.

I am Emperor Charlemagne championing the principles of public education.

I am Socrates exciting the youth of Athens to discover new ideas by asking them probing questions.

The names of those who have practiced my profession ring out as a Hall of Fame for humanity, and I have learned that it is my task to carry on their traditions: Abay Qunanbayuli, Ybyrai Altynsarin, Shakarim Kudaiberdiev Sultanmahmut Toraygirov.

I am also those whose names are not known or have been forgotten but whose lessons and character will always be remembered in the accomplishments of their students.

And I am a warrior, daily combating against peer pressure, negativity, fear, conformity, prejudice, ignorance, and apathy. But I can call upon my great allies: intelligence, curiosity, parental support, individuality, creativity, faith, love, and laughter ― and they will rush to my banners with indomitable support. That if I can succeed in giving the love of learning, the learning itself is sure to follow.

Throughout the course of a day I am called upon to be an actor, friend, doctor, coach, psychologist, salesman, and politician and always to stand before my students "in the place of a parent." I have learned that these are humbling responsibilities.

More humbling still is the thought of making a mistake as a teacher. I have learned that a lawyer's mistakes go to jail, a doctor's mistakes go to the morgue, but a teacher's mistakes are turned loose on society with potentially devastating consequences for all. So I have learned that never doing anything less than my best is something I must not only teach, but live…

It's true that a doctor is allowed to usher life into the world in a single magic moment. But I have learned that a teacher is allowed to see that life get reborn each day with new questions, ideas, and friendships; that education is the soul of a society as it passes from one generation as is reborn in the next.

It's true that an architect knows that if he plans and builds with care, his structure my stand for centuries. But I have learned that if a…