Educating current and future generations involves more than simply imparting common knowledge on fundamental topics such as reading, writing, and arithmetic. It is an art and science that requires a lot of time, energy, money, and mental and emotional investment on the part of the teacher. The success of education depends largely on the educators who facilitate it, the pupils who receive it, the community that understands and supports it, and the curricula it provides. “If your actions inspire children to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are truly worthy of the title “Master.” ~ Robert John Meehan I believe that a great teacher never stops learning or reflecting on the work he does and evaluating the quality of his service. To provide his students with a quality education, he will possess exceptional pedagogical skills, customize instructional methods to reach all students, establish strong relationships with students and families, and collaborate with colleagues, families and communities. He puts a lot of effort and care into his planning, determined to see his students' growth through his ability to effectively deliver material and assess learning, and is not afraid to sacrifice his time, money, or skills mental and emotional. strengths. It uses various technological tools, from the simple machine to a pencil n. 2, to the more complex digital forms of technology found in iPads, Chromebooks, smartphones and tablets. While educators and schools are actively involved in providing each student with an environment in which they feel loved, respected, safe, and prepared to learn, those same students also have a responsibility to education. A student's role is to actively engage...... halfway through the paper ......nitions in order to set the stage for student success. I am committed to providing my students with a safe, organized, and clutter-free classroom environment. That said, alone, curriculum, community involvement, educator pedagogy, and student accountability will amount to little unless God is involved. The Bible clearly states: “Unless the Lord builds the house, the builders labor in vain. If the Lord does not guard the city, the sentry watches in vain." (Psalm 127:1). I believe in the power of prayer to change my students' lives for the better, and I have seen evidence of these prayers many times. When I spend time praying for each of my students and asking God to guide my work, my students will receive a quality education because God is the builder. God put me in the business of educating children; with Him, my students and I will succeed.