Teaching is a calling that requires courage and authenticity from "summary" of The Courage to Teach Guide for Reflection and Renewal by Parker J. Palmer
Teaching is not just a job; it is a calling that demands courage and authenticity. This means that those who choose to teach must have the courage to face challenges head-on and the authenticity to be true to themselves and their students. Courage is essential in teaching because it requires taking risks, speaking up for what is right, and standing up for what one believes in. Teachers must have the courage to confront difficult situations, such as dealing with unruly students, challenging curriculum requirements, or advocating for change in the education system. Authenticity is also crucial in teaching because it involves being genuine and true to oneself. Teachers who are authentic are ab...
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