-: What I like about teaching is
I like the growth that I see from day on.
Like each day, especially in Kindergarten, is different.
And by now, they are totally different.
And just seeing the impact of how
what you're teaching them and how
it's being implemented is very powerful
because sometimes being a teacher,
like you don't really know if they are understanding
what you are teaching them.
But then when I do the assessments
and I see how much they have grown
from October till February then I'm like, wow,
something is working.
What I'm doing is working, and it's impacting them
in the long run.
The hardest part about being a teacher is
probably behavior for the most part.
Just because kindergarteners being this is
their first time ever, most times, coming into school,
where they're learning how to do school.
And sometimes they don't know what that means.
They don't know how that looks like.
There's different guidelines at home,
so having to be in this more structured environment is
sometimes really hard for young scholars
especially if they didn't have daycare or preschool before.
It takes on a toll for like the teacher and student.