writing practice Which one do you think is the most important for high school teacher (age from 15 to 18) 1. the ability to give students advice to plan for their future; 2. the ability to find which students need help and provide them with help; 3. the ability to encourage students to learn on themselves outside of the classroom Some people are some of the opinion that high school teacher has the ability to give students advice to plan for their future; others, however, beg to differ. There are several arguments in favor of either point of view, but this essay argues for the latter opinion. The way I see it, the ability to encourage students to learn on themselves outside of the classroom. First, teacher is not giving students advice to plan for their future. I think teacher needs to give students freedom for making decision at many time. Every student has different personalities. Although the teacher gives some opinions to students, they may not accept, reject or even be confused. Because everyone is only person who is special, everyone needs to make choices and own their future. In addition, they will take responsibility to their life or future. Second, schools are providing many theories, academic knowledge and common knowledge. As far as I can tell, when students encounter the problem outside, they will become stronger than before. Since they get more experience to solve the question. While they are facing the situation again, it is not a hard thing for anyone. Last but not least, I think a period of high school is very important for many students. Students will join the student association or any school groups. These places are autonomic. People will learn a lot of things in here. At the same time, students could find or learn about themselves, also knowing about their future. It is a good way to find what things you want. It is clear that the ability to encourage students to learn on themselves outside of the classroom. Of course, I understand that some people may still disagree with my position on this matter; however, I think the pieces of evidence and examples provided above are strong enough to support my stance on this issue.