I know that education is a difficult field in the United States these days. With rigid testing schedules and extreme time demands, it can take everything we've got to stay positive for the kids. Interestingly, teachers often find that they have both a lack of support and a lack of creative freedom in the classroom. It was refreshing to hear from all of these teachers who have the best interests of their students at heart.
Alicia Lykins says...
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"My hopes for my students are that they find something that excites them and ignites a passion for learning. I hope they all have the confidence
and support they need to pursue their education and remain fully engaged."
Getting Nerdy with Mel and Gerdy says...
"We hope that our students leave our classroom with a fascination about the
world around them and a love for all things science. We want our students to see
that they should embrace their inner nerd because it is SO cool to be an insightful,
reflective, and innovative individual."
"I hope that my students remain as confident and creative throughout their lives as
they are at right now at 5 years old!"
"I hope my students become lifelong learners who nurture their creativity. I also
hope my students develop a love of storytelling in all its forms, whether it's through
poetry, plays, short stories, novels or film."
Autism Educational Resources Says...
I hope that my students will continue to be challenged to achieve their potential
throughout their lives, and that they will be given the opportunity to showcase their
talents and skills to their peers and community.
"My wish for all children and students everywhere is that they are always striving
for something amazing. Don't let the world get you down and know that if you set
your mind to it, anything can happen."
My hope for my students is that they develop curiosity, compassion and a lifelong
love of learning. I hope that they always have teachers who put their needs as
human beings above their needs as students, and just love them.
I hope that I have helped to inspire them to live out what they believe with all their
hearts! I also hope for my students to become life-long learners, and that they will
never be able to quench their thirst for knowledge!
My hope is that my students will remember our wonderful "class family" from this
year and that they will always try their best to soar to new heights in everything
they do.
I hope my students remember the love, acceptance, respect, learning and laughter
we shared in kindergarten and that they bring that with them throughout the rest of
their schooling. I want them to continue to be supportive/collaborative learners
that push themselves to set and achieve high goals.
I hope that my students with special needs will discover their strengths and be
confident in all of the wonderful gifts they have to offer.
I hope my students find their passion; then it will never feel like work everyday to
them.
I hope my students' imaginations continue to grow and that this creativity sticks
with them through all that they do!
I hope that the lessons they've learned about how to treat others and themselves
extend beyond the four walls of our classroom and this school year. Most of all, I
hope that what they've learned is evident in the interactions they have with others
not just at school, but in their lives forever.
Which of these hopes and dreams stick out to you? What hopes and dreams do you have for your students?
Wishing all of you all the best as you wrap up your year!
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