Quote by Christa McAuliffe

I touch the future. I teach.

I touch the future. I teach.

Summary

This quote, often attributed to Christa McAuliffe, encapsulates the profound impact of teaching. It signifies that by teaching, one not only imparts knowledge and skills to students but also plays a vital role in shaping their future. Teachers have the power to influence and inspire the younger generation, planting seeds of curiosity, ambition, and critical thinking. Through their guidance, mentors can touch individual lives and contribute to building a brighter future for society as a whole. This quote highlights the significance of teaching as a noble profession that fosters progress and molds the leaders of tomorrow.

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By Christa McAuliffe

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