Teaching at school is not an easy thing to do. The result of this teaching always depends upon two major "sides” that are involved into the process: a teacher and his class. In every school teachers try to impart only the best things and qualities to children. But sometimes we can face a big problem: children do not want to study. And what are we supposed to do in this case? Probably the answer is that we should try to make the learning process as much interesting as it is possible. So we create entertaining and useful tasks, make presentations, prepare for every lesson very well. And all these things can help us a lot. But not always. Sometimes children simply say to you such things like "The lessons are ok but I do not need your subject at all”. And in this situation a teacher should use an individual approach to such pupils.

It sounds pretty complicated but at the same time it is all quite possible to be put into practice. Just think how exciting it will be for a kid to know that he actually can make a task, how proud he will be in case he sees that he is one of the best pupils in the class during the lesson (and I suppose this is an aim that every pupil should have). And what a great feeling it is to realize that you can say at least a few sentences in a foreign language. You can see big smiles on children’s faces just for a small praise you give to them.

But unfortunately the teacher experience I have just had is far from being a part of real Global Education. Certainly I tried to give my pupils the most important information, I also tried to vary the very manner of delivering my lessons, I tried to use modern technologies in my work. Some pupils were very interested in that, others tended to believe they could not utter a single word in German.

In my opinion, every teacher wants to see pupils who are really involved into a studying process, who are interested in most of the topics that are discussed. And this is really very hard to work when pupils simply neglect your subject. So I want to wish all teachers or future teachers to get good pupils.