[7 PM] Why not become a working professional teacher? "The person who distributes review perspectives to standardize the quality of feedback"

You might already be a "teacher" yourself

The work you are doing normally today,
might actually be a "lesson" for someone else.

A working professional's "common sense" is someone else's "amazing" in the future.
When you think about it that way, doesn't it make your heart beat a little faster?

What is a "working professional teacher"?

Have you ever heard the term "working professional teacher"?

This is not limited to school teachers.
You, who gave advice to a junior colleague.
You, who talked about life to your children.
You, who stood by a subordinate's worries.

――Each of those moments is the very image of a teacher.

A working professional's "experience" can become teaching material

After working as a news reporter, I now teach Japanese at a high school.
Standing in the classroom every day, I think,
"A working professional's experience is the best teaching material."

You don't need major achievements or qualifications.
Just put your own experience into words and hand it to someone.
That alone makes you a fine "working professional teacher."

Real "teachers" who actually existed

For example──
・A "communicating teacher" who can laugh while talking about failures
・An "HR teacher" who spoke while holding back tears at the entrance ceremony
・A "father teacher" who reads books to his children
・A "nursing teacher" who conveys the weight of life through their actions
・A "re-learning teacher" who started writing about their experiences on note

Every one of these teachers was pushing someone forward with their words.
That figure is undeniably a "working professional teacher."

And you are one of them

You, too, are a teacher.

Even if you haven't been introduced,
even if your name isn't in this article,
you, who spoke words to someone today, are already a teacher.

You might think, "I didn't mean to."
But the other person might have been saved by your words.
They might have gained the courage to take a step forward.
That one word is proof of "you as a teacher."

The words of teachers shining on note

What I am introducing here are five "teachers" I met on note.

1. Teinen no Otchan-nel Teacher
　"[Grandpa's A La Carte] Grandpas and grandmas are weapons for children's education!"

2. Ken Kagiya / beLEGEND President / Management Automation Consultant
"Why is jealousy at work so troublesome?"

3. Kiyoaki Sato
"[Marketing Basics] Post your prices at the storefront!"

4. Kodai Iguchi | Seeker of Small-Capital Marketing
"The reason why 'I'll do it later' never ends. The 'time illusion' that plagues freelancers."

5. Paper Counselor Yoshiyuki
"A way of thinking when you're troubled: A compass for 'how to live' Vol. 164"

Your words, too, are surely leaving a mark

Even if they aren't flashy words,
even if you don't have a special title,
there are moments when a single word can push someone forward.

A single word you said to a junior colleague.
A story of your own failure you told your child.
Advice based on experience you gave to a coworker.

All of those are 'words of a teacher'.

To you, who hasn't been introduced yet

In this note, I will continue to introduce such 'working professional teachers'.

But, in truth—
It is 'you', who hasn't been introduced yet, who is surely a teacher who will leave a mark on someone's life.

Your experience will change someone's future.

You are the teacher.

Afterword

Thank you for reading this far.
I believe you, too, are someone who has supported others with your words.

If these words today have left even a small impression on your heart,
I would be happy if we could exchange words here again.

Your experience and words
are pushing someone forward today, too.

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