The skills I have

  Philosophy and Content Teachers who guarantee individual development .  Teachers always prioritize and ensure that every student is given the opportunity to develop their potential and talent in a comprehensive and integrated manner that includes intellectual, spiritual, emotional and physical aspects in guided learning and extracurricular activities. For example, students are free to choose elective subjects, extracurricular activities and are free to present their own ideas.          Honorable teacher.  Teachers should always be prepared to put the main interests of other parties such as students, students' parents, the community and the country above the interests of themselves and their families. Teachers should also be fair to every student in any matter regardless of the student's background. For example, teachers always give sincere help to every student.             Teachers who maintain a progressive society. Emphasis given to innovative, creative, analytical, criti

Teaching Skills Verbal: A teacher should use good words and not sneer at any party in front of his students. Communication: When you become a teacher, you should know how to deal with your students and how to communicate with them "as a teacher and student". Give full attention: A teacher must also give full attention to students while teaching because you will be teaching the students. If you are too "busy" with your cell phone, maybe one day the students will lose respect for you. 1. Focus attention and arouse students' interest. Relating material to acute (current) news stories, especially those related to our student world. Naturalize short stories related to learning materials that have been and will be studied. Use tools in the form of media such as images, schematic models, videos, props and of course must be relevant to learning. Change the teaching style such as classroom dominance by changing the position while delivering the learning, such as at

 Hello! I'm Elnny Fayani Sigoh. I aspire to be a professional teacher. For me, teaching is a calling. Where at the beginning of my childhood, I still remember I like to play as an educator. It is not impossible for those of us who love the whole learning process to have followed me throughout the changes in my career path. In any role, regardless of whether I am acting in the official role of "teacher" or "student," I strive to learn and teach. Education is my chosen career path. In my faculty and professional roles, I consider it an incredible privilege to guide, supervise and teach the next generation of thought and practice leaders. Giving back to a profession I love and believe in is one of the main motivations behind my teaching.