SHORT ESSAY ON MY AMBITION

Life is the name of co-operation between different professions. They are all important and vital in the entire scheme of life. Life can not run smooth without any of them. A doctor treats us against diseases. Health is wealth. There is no substitute of health. Similarly, engineers are very important in the development of a country or a nation. Farming, weaving, tailoring, sports, are all indispensable for the smooth running of life.

 But where do all doctors, engineers etc come from? Certainly they come from different educational institutions. They are the out put of a teacher. Thus teaching is the mother of all professions.

 My aim of life is to become a teacher of literature. Teaching is a noble profession. This is the sacred profession of prophets. If there were no other reason, I would prefer teaching for this reason. All prophets are the chosen people of Allah. The holy prophet says, “I have been sent as a teacher.

Had there been any other sublime task of We Allah would have assigned it to His prophets. No, there is nothing else that can hold a candle to being a teacher.

I would love to teach literature rather than sciences. It is so because literature takes up the case of man— the Crown of Creation. It helps us understand the various aspects of man. Science deals with man as a multicellular organism. Sir Richard Livingstone says “Specialization in science is a particular danger." More over, it's only literature that talks of morality which is fast vanishing. Values ore on the decline, Man is becoming a literate animal. The warmth of heart is dwindling. Plato says, “All of our departments of life would ultimately fail for want of only one branch of knowledge, the knowledge of good and evil”.

The reason for present depravity is that teaching and preaching of values is almost nowhere. Horace Mann, a great philosopher says "A teacher who is attempting to teach .without inspiring the pupil with a desire to learn is hammering on cold iron"

So I shall inspire my students into learning. I know that knowledge is the fountain head of all human progress. Knowledge is the land whence all the springs of progress sprout. Napoleon says," In the long run, the sword is always beaten by the mind" So I will shape the thinking of my students on modern yet moral lines. A teacher shapes the character of his students. Clay itself is nothing but a mud of soil. It’s only the hand of a potter that gives it shape. I shall try my best to shape the character of my taught in the best manner. They will become vital members of society. I value teaching as an opportunity to sow to revolutionize not only a person but a whole family, a Whole society. It gives an opportunity for national, religious and human devices.

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MATERIAL FOR MULTIPLE ESSAYS (FOR POSITIVE TOPICS)

OPENING:
                 Life has taken hundreds of years and millions of lives to attain the present level of civilization. There was a time when man lived like animals. It was the prescience period. These were the dark days of illiteracy and savage warfare, then science came to the rescue of man. It worked wonders in different fields like education, medicine, electronics and agriculture. Science, education and ________ have made up the modern life so beautiful and comfortable. Fatal diseases have become curable. Science has helped man in facing the challenges of life.

We are enjoying comforts of life. Facilities surround us. But alack, we are thirsting for what was to be the real ultimate fruit of science, namely “peace”.

Peace is the supreme beauty of life. Without peace, all comforts and facilities of life are useless. The most unfortunate thing is that our life has lost much of its worth. Abuse of science, undemocratic attitudes of governments and abuse of power, and above all, terrorism have poisoned life.

Today we are leading a life full of threats. The dangers of Third World War are hovering over our heads. Is this the blessing of science? Is it the light of knowledge? Can we call it progress? Have we risen above animal level or fallen below them? Mark Twain is very right in questioning man’s superiority to animals.

 

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AN IDEAL STUDENT

AN IDEAL STUDENT:

“Reading makes a full man”, says Francis Beacon. So studies render perfection to a student. An ideal student is one who deems study to be his first priority. Colleges are opened, teachers are appointed, fees are paid, examinations are held only and only so that a student should study. And if a student does study, he does not merit the little.

A student is a very important member of a nation. He is the future of a people. Seeds are sown, watered, weeded and protected because they are the yield of tomorrow. Students are yield of a nation. Quaid-e-Azam, the great leader and father of Nation Pakistan, valued students priceless.

An ideal student is the one who knows the importance of his role in the development of his family and ultimately, of his country. He does not allow anybody or anything to divert him from his studies.

An ideal student is regular. He knows that regularity is Key to success. He is punctual. He is respectful to all his elders and especially to his teachers. His life is never unplanned or unbalanced. He has a time table for his studies as well as for other extracurricular activities.

“I respect faith but I love doubt which is the key to all knowledge”, says a sage. So question “why” opens new horizons of knowledge. Therefore, an ideal student does not hesitate in asking questions. A-biogenesis would still hold true if Pasture had not questioned or doubted his hypothesis.

“Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body” is the famous saying of Addison, a man of repute. So, an ideal student always studies other books also. This adds to his information.

“All work and no play Makes Jack a dull body” Hence, an ideal student keeps a balance between studies and sports, prayers and family time.

Above all, an ideal student values time as he knows that time is life. Seconds become minutes, minutes become hours, hours days, days months and months years. One who wastes time, wastes a part of his life. He stays behind those of his competitors who have wasted no time.

In short, an ideal student is the Crux of a nation, the priceless diamond, the crown of Nation.

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