The Wolf and the
Lamb
I always acknowledge my students that a
teacher does not mean to torture them when s/he gives students
to many homework or exercises to finish. Hence, sighing all the times in doing work is
not good. Sometimes, we teachers tend to
act like the wolf and our students like
the lamb in the story where they are pushed to do work to
achieve our own goal.
Just to give you an example, when a principal set a certain percentage to pass in your subject, you have to work hard to achieve it . As a result, you sometimes forget that we teachers should be considerate ones. I learn a moral from this story that we teachers should always remind ourselves to be caring and loving teachers. NOT TO TAKE GRANTED OF OUR POWER TO ACHIEVE OUR GOAL ALONE BUT TO SERVE OTHERS AS PEOPLE WHO NEED OUR CARE AND ATTENTION.
Just to give you an example, when a principal set a certain percentage to pass in your subject, you have to work hard to achieve it . As a result, you sometimes forget that we teachers should be considerate ones. I learn a moral from this story that we teachers should always remind ourselves to be caring and loving teachers. NOT TO TAKE GRANTED OF OUR POWER TO ACHIEVE OUR GOAL ALONE BUT TO SERVE OTHERS AS PEOPLE WHO NEED OUR CARE AND ATTENTION.
Seeing into the suitability of
the fable story in teaching English, I prefer to use this to the LEP students
because most of the stories in the Easop fables are short and simple. As in my
experience, LEP students could not take long time to give their concentration in class. Giving them the short
and simple story with apparent moral values will give them motivation to
participate activities you provide in class.
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