Stories, thoughts, and views are the easiest to write, because they are your opinions and your creations. They do not need the formality of evidence unless you want to provide more authentic reading. What you think is personal, nothing to do with facts, more the feelings. But with facts article and academic writing, it is is another matter-you do need the facts, the support evidence, your source is from another person and .credit must be accorded.
I've have always been a free and easy writer and I'm best when my thoughts are allowed to flow naturally into their own conclusions.But I'm learning that for the factual, you need referencing, you need citation...tough going for a person who is used to the " open and the wilds" but it feels so good once you have successfully embedded those "academics" into your piece of work...even if it is just a couple-or a handful.
Additionally, good mentors makes all the difference. It is not the strings of academic achievements a person has that makes a notable educator, it is definitely his knowledge BUT more his skilful application of that knowledge in a polish delivery that makes the distinction. That is what transforms facts, theories into easy to digest and consumable learning. I've picked up some valuable tips of good teaching from my mentors...to teach is also to learn and keep on improving. To be conscious of the needs of those under your charge-the responsibilities entrusted us.
There is a popular belief that everyone can teach, that's why previously, the average had been pushed into teaching. and that's why teachers are so poorly paid. Well, if you give them "average", "pay them average", you get average. For illustration, just look at what we have produced..a sea of unemployable...Alright! , alright!! Maybe there is a hint of "dramatics" there. Let's "ping" up the credits as well. We do have brilliant teachers and educators, no question about it and it is because of them that we also have fantastic students but MORE is the word..if we want a smarter future generation. Take care of teachers and educators too- you who sit upstairs-they need appreciation too!!
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