When I return to South Sudan, I
would like to promote quality education that will enable the students to make
sense of their own learning and make my beloved mother land a better place to
live in. That is possible by reaching out to a thousand future leaders of South
Sudan through serving in the education sector at a higher institution level of
learning as well as in the grass root level. I would like to be a voice for the
voiceless especially the marginalized groups like girl child and women. Serving
in the education sector en-campuses a lot of activities right from involving in
the curriculum review, serving as a lecturer, teacher trainer, a mentor to
mention but a few.
I really
learned a lot of valuable lessons from all the courses I took from Indiana
University. In deed words cannot express it at all but my actions in the field
will speak better. Never the less I learned that education is the key to almost
all aspects of life. So in order to produce a quality work force, education
should be designed to meet the needs of the society. Secondly, I learned the
importance of teaching to learn not teaching to pass examination. Being a
teacher, I will make sure that I work collaboratively with my students to
support their learning as our professors did. This will involve the use of
various teaching strategies and activities that brings the real world to the
students in order to prepare them to face the real world in which they live
in. I believe that together we stand and
make South Sudan a better place.
