P.E. Teacher

Ever since middle school, I've considered being a P.E. teacher.  I had interest in this profession because I liked my P.E. teachers. I had Mr. Harris, then Mr. Stapes, and lastly Mr. Poppinga. I thought they were all cool teachers, and they were the teachers I trusted the most. If I ever had an issue, I knew I could talk to one of them. I knew they cared, and I wanted to grow up and do the same, I wanted to be someone that cared and could be there to help, someone people could trust, someone that people could look up to.  But the one issue I always had with P.E. teachers is they never pushed us hard enough, we could go as fast or as slow on the mile as we wanted, and the mile was only once a week approximately. If I were a P.E. teacher, I'd make the mile daily. I'd make it a class people'd have to try during in order to pass, I wouldn't care if people wore P.E. clothes, as long as they could run the mile in under 7 minutes, whatever they are wearing is acceptable, I'd recommend that people wear P.E. clothing because it's easier to run a 7 minute mile in the correct clothing than in street clothing. But most important, I'd try to make it a fun class!