A TRIBUTE TO MY MUSIC TEACHER...
Every once in a great while someone
crosses your path, walks part of life’s journey with you, befriends, influences
and invests in you, leaving you forever changed. Many people give a gift to
appreciate the work done by the teachers, however, there is nothing more
valuable than a few words of thanks that can make the teacher feel they have
done a worthwhile job. Teachers rarely understand the impact they have on a
student’s life. I guess this is because we, as students, float in and out of your
lives in a sea of names and faces. However, sir I am so proud of you and want
to thank you because as an educator and a music teacher, took the time to
encourage me reach my potential: To play the piano with a feel, to be able to
write and talk correctly, to strive to break down the walls of fear and build
instead upon my dreams of doing something against the grain. Most of all, you
made music fun to learn. Your love for music has influenced me to become a
better student and person. You have taught me to be prepared with my instrument
and music and most importantly with a smile on my face and a positive attitude.
I know I can accomplish anything with hard work, dedication, and
practice. You have invested the seeds of music and language within us which we
cherish now. Many students I see here have spent a lot of money in learning to
play an instrument. Seeing and hearing all these, I thank God for you and for
giving me the opportunity to have learnt the stream of music from you freely. I
thank you, as my English teacher, who read through paper after paper over the
years. You taught me that it’s rare to produce something great on the first
try. You stressed how it is important to work ahead of time (even if I still
haven’t fully managed this), and this way every good idea you have can be fully
fledged out. I know that years from now, I will still continue to look back on
my higher secondary years and remember you, sir and you were my teacher, my
mentor, my example and ... my hero. You have made a difference in my life
and in a lot of ways and still does. You taught me to open up and write from my
heart. Because of you I developed my strong passion for music and writing, and it’s
because of your class that I can write as well as I do today. Did you have a
great teacher inspire you and change your life? We all did.
I know there are not enough words to describe my gratitude and my
thankfulness to you sir. However, I want to thank you for aspiring to be the
person I am now.
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