Mr. Langdon's interest was piqued. He sat down on a stool and asked her kindly, "So you want to be a teacher?"
Holly Winslow nodded. 'Time to get back up right where I fell.'
She wanted to guide students correctly as they took that first, crucial step in life, so they wouldn't have any regrets.
Mr. Langdon looked at her young face and sighed internally. "Teaching is a good profession, but it requires a lot of effort to guide students, not just in their studies, but in their mindset as well."
"Kids your age are in their rebellious phase. Not many can just settle down and study."
"But this age is truly the first important stage in everyone's life. If you can't get over this hurdle, the road ahead will be difficult."
He chuckled at this. "Back in my day, my teachers always used to say that if we didn't study hard, we'd end up hauling bricks."
