To harbor such feelings is contrary to the Christian faith and to Christian education. It will distort your purpose and blind you to reality. Negativism, a by-product of a critical spirit, has no place in a Christian's life or in the teaching profession. It is self-destructive, and it produces emotional scars. It will have a detrimental effect upon the students and faculty members.
Positive teachers are objective when they face discouraging situations.
Their enthusiasm and good attitude, regardless of their personal or professional problems, carry over into the classroom and with the faculty. They realize that a positive attitude is essential to preserving their teaching integrity and to motivating their students to do their best. They also know to shy away from faculty members and parents who have a negative attitude. Negativism is a destructive enemy because it gives nothing, expects nothing, and produces nothing. A lot of things can cause you to become discouraged, but patience, a positive attitude, obedience to the Word of God, and a close relationship with Jesus Christ will help you overcome the unpleasant circumstances you encounter.