Reflection - 1


There are many lessons that I have learnt with relations to being an educator. Here are a few of the most important lessons that I have learnt.

* As an educator you must love what you do.
* Ensure the environment is conducive to learning.
* Be committed to continuous learning -
improve your skills.
* Identify the strengths of your students and help
them to build on them.
* Help your students to become independent
thinkers.

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