I want to be a teacher when I grow up ——长大后我想当老师

Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen:
I’m very glad to stand here and share my dream with you.
Today, my topic is: I want to be a teacher when I grow up.
As we know, education is very important because education can change our lives. ”Teacher”, therefore, this kind of job seems to be very important.
So I want to be a teacher, an ideal one, who should be learned, enthusiastic, frank and self-respected when I grow up.
You may ask me : “ What would you do if you were a teacher?”
To start with, I would show passion in my class to my student. I will try my best to make my class interesting and lively. Meanwhile, I would not only teach them how to gain the classroom knowledge but also aim at guiding my students to discover the connections between what have they already known and what they are learning.
Secondly, as a teacher I would pay much attention to teaching my students how to be a true person as well as how to learn well. If I were a teacher, I would like to be a book, which can give them a good influence in their early lives. I would be an inspiration to them; I would be interested in them and make them feel like they are something special.
Besides, teaching is a joyful job. I would feel so joyful when my students give me a lot of sunny smiles, I would also find teaching is delightful when my students give me an unexpected present on Teacher's Day, even more I would find teaching a glorious job when my students become useful persons who work for the people and the society instead of living for themselves only.
Last, but not the least, I would be my students good friend. I Know students have more need of encouragement than of critics. I would try to be a great teacher who never strives to criticize my students’ behavior but simply invites them to think about their behaviors on their own. This is because I believe the most successful education is not only to instruct but to help.
Finally, I have a question for you, dear listeners, “Do you think it’s meaningful to become a teacher?"
At least, I believe, I hope, I strive for my dream.