Mutita Teaches 2nd Grade

Mutita Teaches Second Grade in Remote School
Mutita, our new beginnings scholar, is an exemplary student who studied English and education at Lampang Rajabhat University. Since graduating, she has started working as a 2nd-grade teacher in a remote school in Mae NaJang, Maehongsorn district. Mutita is a natural when it comes to working with children. She can connect with her students and make learning fun. Mutita loves her work and helping her students learn. Teachers like Mutita are a gift to their students and community. At Smiles on Wings, we believe in expanding access to education to even the most remote villages of the world. Every child deserves a chance to learn, and reach their fullest potential. Through her work, Mutita is inspiring the next generation of leaders in her community.  We are so proud of Mutita and the change we have brought to this remote part of the world. Thanks to donors like you, we can continue to make a difference in the hill tribe villages in Thailand.

Letter from our New Beginnings Scholar Mutita
"My name is Mutita and I’m currently working at BanMaeNaJang school as a 2nd-grade teacher. I serve many roles at school. I teach all the subjects such as Thai, English, and Math. I also help take care of the school’s finances. Having so many job responsibilities is hard but I’m very happy with my work, especially when I see my students smile. Our school consists of 4 teachers and 65 students (including kindergarten and primary school). All of the students are Karen, a tribe that is very connected with nature. Our school is located in the countryside and we like to include nature and the outdoors in our studies. After graduating from primary school, some students will get married young and find work because of poverty. I became a teacher because I hope to help my students have a good future. My goal as a teacher is to give my students love, knowledge, and good opportunities. I want to give them all the support they need so they can grow up, to be honest, smart, and good people. Today, I will give them a chance. Tomorrow, they will give others."
Mutita Srempraiwan
Second Grade Teacher