There is a quote I have come to admire, purpose to live by, and apply to my teaching; the quote is "I come not to seek yours, but you." Seems like an odd mantra doesn't it, for a teacher at least, but I believe it is perfectly fitting. As a teacher I have one objective, and that is to better my students. For me, this quote implies that I am not after what my students can do for me, but what I as an educator can do for my students. I am not after looking like the best teacher, or my own person...