Be a Nice Memory

 Teachers meet many students every year with different personalities, backgrounds, and ways of thinking. And they forget about most of their students after a couple of years, but those students may never forget them or their words all their lives. The teacher's words may accompany the students all the time, settle down at the bottom of their hearts. Students remember the words that hurt them the most of the words that make them happy and affect them.

I still remember two teachers from elementary classes. One that I love the most and the other mmm, I don't at all. The first teacher is Mr. Khaled. He told me once in a low voice when I solve a difficult Mathematics problem that he was quite sure that I'll solve it. “You are brilliant.” I loved the subject because of him, and now I'm a Mathematics teacher. I smile every time I solve a difficult problem and feel confident; whereas the second teacher told me when I asked him about something that this was a stupid question, and one like me should never ask such a question, I felt embarrassed, and after all this time, I still remember how I felt.

" Please taste your words before you spit them out"(Rishab Uttarkar) because they might become the only memory from you. Say nice and sincere words, encourage your students, and remember to plant the seeds of good memories with your students, make your students smile when you cross their minds and think before you say something that might hurt others.