Why do you want to teach?
You will have the chance to talk about your commitment to teaching when this topic is asked of you in an interview. Feel free to include personal tales in your response as every teacher has different motivations for choosing this line of work. You undoubtedly have a reason for wanting to pursue schooling. Perhaps you enjoy educating your friends, are a whiz at trivia and bursting with information, or adore interacting with kids.
Don't simply think about what you enjoy about teaching; also consider what you can contribute. Be careful to describe your enthusiasm for teaching and any individuals or experiences that motivated you to pursue the career.
Answer:
The influence of my mathematics teacher in high school on my life led me to become a teacher. I struggle with math, but she took the time to not only teach the concepts in a way that made sense to me, but also to make me realize how equally valuable all forms of intelligence are. Teaching the material that the future leaders of our world need to know is the most important task there is, but even more so is demonstrating to them their value, potential, and capacity for developing their own opinions via critical thought and observation of the world around them.
