Professionalism Please

Professionalism is a big word, probably hard to define as well. I think the primary rule is to respect your job, yourself, and others. A teacher is someone who can make impactful influences and create a difference in a student. A noble job indeed. It is wholly undesirable if a teacher is someone unprofessional, unethical, unthinking and unjust.

When a teacher wants certain important and life-determining documents to be submitted, students expect the teacher to review it immediately, especially when the teacher instructed for them to be handed in by the following day. The teacher should not drag for months and to the students' horror, she has not took a glance at them yet.

When a teacher says to meet a student at a particular time, she should not give last minute hysteria by changing the time or forget about the appointment. Teachers may be busy but it does not mean that students can always accommodate to the timing that the teacher sets.

A teacher had better not recede on his or her words so frequently. Downright untrustworthy. A teacher had better treat everyone equally. Downright biased. A teacher had better not look down on any student. Downright conceited. A teacher had better be lucid of what he or she has to do. Downright irresponsible.

I seriously pray for justice.

P.S No wonder she never wins any "Favourite Teacher" award or whatsoever and does not receive any cheers during Teachers' Day celebrations. Boo, stinky shame to high heavens!