In childhood... Part Three
On the second day of that little girl’s trip to school, her mother accompanied her as usual, still holding her mother’s hand. She wished she would not let go of her hand. As soon as she reached the school door, she entered, and her mother returned to her home as usual. She held the hand of her colleague and neighbor and they entered. She greeted her teacher and her colleagues. She sat in her seat and began to imagine the class. How she would mix with people she did not know inside the class. How could my mother leave me? The beginning was very difficult for this little girl. Adapting to the students was more than difficult, especially because of her shyness and constant fear. She began to look at all of their faces and read about them. Their faces are kind and smiling, they are colleagues in the pursuit of knowledge and knowledge. Suddenly, Mr. Teacher, and all of them, our teachers and professors from the primary stage to the university stage, have all the appreciation and respect, began to greet his students, and to get to know them all in a way that is dominated by the characteristics of a cultured and polite person and a caring father. You began to see That teacher had the characteristics of her father who was compassionate towards her. Soon she would bid farewell to her fear and integrate with her colleagues in the department. As soon as she asked some questions related to the security of each student, almost everyone’s answer was that he should be a teacher. She, too, had longed from the bottom of her heart and since her childhood to become a teacher. This excited her. The gift of the teacher, and that white suit that he was wearing, and his standing next to the blackboard, empowered and in control in his classroom, with his tenderness and compassion. He represents safety for children who are still attached to their mothers and fathers. He looks at them with the look of a caring father who pities his children. He deals with them in the language of science and knowledge. That girl thought a lot and finally. She was convinced that her mother would be very happy if she studied, graduated, and became a teacher as well. Surely this is what her mother wishes for...