Actively growing and changing as a person and a learner

Each of us at school had a favorite teacher who always guided us on the right path,
and always wished us sincere success and happiness. And they were always happy to
help at any time and you can always count on their help. So I have three of them. The
first teacher who sincerely meant well to me, at least that's how I felt. She's an algebra
teacher. She helped me to always not give up and try harder. She also always showed by
my own actions what I can achieve if I want to. If she hadn't paid for my efforts then and
didn't say that I could get more than a three and a four, I wouldn't be as active as I am
now. Throughout all those years when I was at school, she always supported me after
that, for which I am very grateful to her. She brought up in me a person who will never
give up and I am convinced that if you try, everything will work out, that's what she
taught me.
The next teacher who was part of the construction of my personality was a teacher
of Russian literature Aigul Tursynbekovna apai. She always taught us to be honest and
always tell the truth. She had these qualities herself. And I can say that she was a model
for us. She told various stories related to her life and inspired us. I mentioned above that
she taught us to always be honest. To be honest with everyone with friends, families and
work, she said to do any work honestly. And she also showed and told us that we should
try to be professional in our field. She always said by example that we are responsible for
our work. For example, if we are doctors, we will be fully responsible for a person's life.
And if we are teachers, then we are also very responsible for people's lives, since we are
the teachers who will guide the students. Also we will teach them some skills from an
early age and we will teach them the morality of life and educate them, so we ourselves
must educate ourselves and we must always try to become the best version of ourselves,
since we are an example for our own students. That's what my teacher brought me up to,
and now I'm very glad that I had such a wonderful and exemplary teacher like her.
And the last great teacher with whom I take an example is my English teacher
Diana. She's only two years older than me. She has become like a sister to me, she does
not regret her advice, and is always happy to help with any question about the English
language and about everything in this life. She guided me in the 11th grade and now
when I am already 20 years old. All these teachers are just people with a capital letter,
and people to whom I am very grateful because these people guided me when I really
needed it. They helped me and one of them still helps me grow and change as a person
and a learner.