Dear Modestus Okwu,

I certainly do. Both is absolutely necessary, as they address different aspects of us as human beings. Regarding research, we are learning and we need to learn from our first day on earth. To finaly solve a problem or to find something out contributes largely to our satisfaction. It gives us confidence in life and our own existence. Teaching represence an enhanced / supported way of learning in opposite to self-supported learning. To see that you succeeded in teaching at least of some students provides satisfaction as well. Teaching is as important as research itself. We relied on it and we need new, capable students for all kinds of jobs to be done. Both researcg as well as teaching can be tough and tedious at times. As a teaching it is worthwhile to learn about good teaching methods. In research the right question to the problem your working on is often the key to the solution. Both are related to the field your are working on, meaning the prospects for advancing / succeeding of yourself.

Hello,

it would be very hard to do teaching and research without finding fulfillment. As this job really takes incredibly much more than only working hours (especially in higher education) - also work on research, various committees at department/ faculty/ university/ national / international levels, considerable number of reports, evaluations, project participation, establishing cooperation with industry, consultations, supervision work... Even more, in some countries this job does not have social recognition, and is not valuated properly... so, without having passion for all extra-work on weekends, vacations, free-time, this would not be possible.

On the other side, possibility to do research and teaching, connect theory and practice, connect with people from other countries and implement the knowledge for your students and your profession, that is rewarding. On the other side, seeing class as not interested in the topic, is really depressive. Research and teaching are very tightly interconnected (in higher education) giving opportunity for advancement of professors and students.

Best,

Sanja

Thank you very much Dr. Rüdiger Rentsch. I am very delighted to know that you find total fulfilment in teaching and research. Thank you very much, I appreciate the time and effort you have spent to share your detailed and vital comments.

Thank you very much Dr. Gunnar Magne Økland. I am delighted to read from you. Thank you once more for sharing your classroom experience. I am glad to know that you find fulfillment in teaching and research especially when you engage with few students where you have opportunity for close interaction.

Regards,

Modestus.

Thank you Dr. Sanja Seljan for your vital comments. I am glad you agree to the fact that filfillment is vital in teaching and research. Passion is an essential ingredient to a successful teaching career. Without passion and filfillment a teacher/lecturer/researcher may not go far. Thank you so much. Your information is very useful.

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Modestus.

Yes, I find total fulfillment in teaching and research

Thank you Dr. Ken.

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Modestus

Yes

Thank you Nisha Naik . Am glad you are finding fulfillment in your nursing programme.

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Modestus.

yes

Thank you Harshitha Bore Gowda.

I certainly do. I have adopted it as a way of life. I just keep writing.

Thank you very much Dr. Abayomi Ibiyemi. Am glad to know that you have adopted teaching and research as a way of life. It means you are highly fulfilled as a researcher. I just read your article titled "Regulation of Real Estate Agency Practice in Malaysia: An Investigation for Nigeria". Kudos to you and your co-authors.

Regards,

Modestus.

Definitely! I believe my true enthusiasm and strength is teaching, and I love research.

Yes, I do. Because teaching is my passion and so I have choose that field as my profession.

And I like to contribute to the society, So i like to do research and satisfied by my contribution to it.

Thank you Dr. Nikisha Jariwala, I am delighted to know that you have great passion for teaching and research.

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Modestus.

Thank you Vishnu Kumar Gupta.

Definitely! I enjoy teaching but more passionate about research.

Thank you Dr. Adebayo Adeboye Fashina. I am delighted to know that you enjoy teaching and also passionate about research. Your response is noted.

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Modestus.

Sir Modestus, I enjoyed teaching as this allowed me to catch up on the novel paradigms at the same time get in touch with the current generation of youth. I also indulged myself in research in my work then education as these research outputs adds knowledge to the field. I believe that when a person loves to learn, teaching and research are enjoyable tasks.

Thank you very much Ms. Mary Ann. I am glad to know that you love teaching and research. It is also great to know that you are helping in capacity building of youth in your University, community and Country. Your response is greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Modestus