中学生关于梦想英语演讲稿（通用3篇）
亲爱的同学们：
大家好!
每个人都有自己的梦想，有的想当医生;有的想当教师;甚至有的想当科学家或宇航员......可这些梦想往往是遥不可及的，当然我也不例外，也有自己的梦想。
我的梦想是当一名教师，一名优秀的教师。在我的心目中，教师是一个崇高的职业。教书育人是作为一名教师的职责，教师育人小到幼儿园，大到大学，关系着每个人的前途和未来。因此，教师对每个学生都十分投入，不会有丝毫疏忽。因为他们知道，一个疏忽就会影响到这个学生的前程。做一名教师是光荣的，他宁愿做一蜡烛，燃烧自己;他宁愿做一盏路灯，照亮学生的前程;他宁愿做一名园丁，用心血去浇灌学生。总之，教师永远是为了别人而付出自己。
我深知做一名教师不容易，著名教育家陶行知先生曾说过，‘‘学高为师，身正为范’’。也就是说，做一名光荣的教师，不仅要有渊博的知识，而且要有高尚的品格。虽然通向成功很不容易，但是在这成功之路却是有悲有喜。在成功之路上，可能会有万丈深渊，也可能会有鲜花的诱惑。想要成功走完这条满是荆棘的路，必须要有顽强不屈的意志和坚持不懈的精神。
俗话说得好，‘‘一分耕耘，一分收获’’。只有你付出了，才能够得到回报。一亩方田，只有你种了，才能够收获自己亲手中的植物。教师是一份既伟大又光荣的职业，我十分希望当一名教师。毕竟今天是梦想，美好的明天在向我招手。所以，从现在起，我一定会努力学习，用心去实现自己的梦想。
尊敬的老师、亲爱的同学、可敬可爱的叔叔阿姨们：
大家上午好!
今天我发言的题目是《执着扬帆，奋力起航》。
梦想，承载着生命的意义;梦想，凝结着灵魂的救赎;梦想，演奏着命运的交响曲。曾几何时，耳畔有人高呼“有梦想谁都了不起，有勇气就会有奇迹”，简单的话语，凝结着无穷的智慧，作为高中生，我们应该与梦想同在，执着扬帆，奋力起航，追求梦想。让平凡的人生变得从此不再平凡。用梦想铺出来的人生路才是真正的成功之路。
每个人都应该有梦想，定在心里构筑理想的大厦，然后在实践中为之添砖加瓦。每一个阶段要尽力走好，不管以前我们犯过怎样的错，路有多么的曲折，亦或是经历了多少的磨难或喜悦，那都是过去，已是历史的尘埃，我们要做的是从现在开始，告诉自己，扪心自问，我的梦想是什么，我要如何实现，然后要扬起希望的风帆，吹响梦想开启的号角，向未来进发，朝梦想前进，奋力拼搏，起航人生。
乘风破浪，勇往直前
如果说，人的一生像只航行的船，那么我们每个人都是掌舵者。在追求梦想的路途上，可能像航行的船一样，会经风浪，会遇冰山，但是我们要乘风破浪克服艰难险阻，勇往直前去寻找筑梦路上最美的太阳。年轻是我们的资本，我们不畏难，我们迎难而上，只为实现心中的梦想，将一切障碍都踩在脚底，征服障碍，使之成为我们的垫脚石。
曾有歌这样唱“让梦想化作力量，让奇迹充满身旁”，梦想是我们成功路上的助推器，帮助我们走得更好、更远、更辉煌。行动起来，不要让今日的迟疑成为明天的追悔，勇敢地活出属于自己的精彩，为梦想而奋斗。
勇于拼搏，创造辉煌
曾有人说，当你为追求梦想而不懈努力的时候，成功便水到渠成。当我们扬起风帆，奋力起航，不懈地努力，始终坚持自己的梦想后，成功的花儿也会簇拥在我们左右，尽管有风雨阻挡，但成功为这一个过程作了最好的诠释，所以说，只要我们有梦想并为之不懈地奋斗，人生的彼岸等待我们的将是胜利的喜悦。
奋斗不止，成功花开。青春的羽翼给予我们人生最美好的年华去寻求生命存在的高度，我们要尽力展翅飞翔，去探寻那一望无际的深邃天空。心怀梦想，坚持不懈，去追寻人生终端美丽的花开。
梦想是灯，指引我们前进的方向;梦想是甘露，滋润我们心灵的干涸;梦想是希望，有希望便会存在，有存在便会光明。最后想说的是：把握人生，坚持梦想，奋斗不止，成功花开。
谢谢大家!
I woke up and looked at my watch. Oh my god, it’s 7:30 already! I have to get up at once otherwise I’ll be late. Today I’ll take the Australian athletes as a tour guide around Beijing, and I’m going to be the interpreter at the Beijing Olympic Games opening ceremony tomorrow. This has always been a dream of mine since Beijing won the bid of the Olympics, and now the dream has finally come true—I have already become a successful interpreter. And today is another important day of my interpreting career. I’m a little nervous but, of course, very excited. Here goes my plan for today:
Well, our first destination is, surely, the landmark of Beijing, the symbol of the 5000 years’ civilization—the Forbidden City—where the emperors and empresses of the Ming and Qing Dynasties lived, and it’s really grand. It was renovated recently because of the coming Olympics.
The second place we are going to is the Great Wall. This is the only building, I hear, that can been seen from the moon, and it represents the diligence and the wisdom of whole Chinese nation.
Now, it’s time for lunch. We plan to have What? You say ”Beijing Duck”? Yeah, right you are! We’ll come back to the center of Beijing, and we’ll have dinner at “Quanjude” restaurant. You can enjoy the most delicious Chinese food—Beijing Duck, and you must be very pleased to hear this! Then I’ll show you around the Summer Palace. It’s the royal garden for the emperors and empresses of the Qing Dynasty to pass the hot summers.
After visiting those historical places, you’ll surely be impressed by the long-lasting history of our great country. At the same time, during the journey of moving from one place of interest to another, we won’t miss having a glance of Beijing’s modern civilization. The skyscrapers, beautiful avenues and advanced facilities must also catch your eyes. And we’ll also have a chance to experience Beijing’s fast development in person. We’ll do some shopping at the shopping center near the Olympics Village. You can buy everything there of course except guns and drugs which are seriously forbidden in China. To see is to believe. What you see and experience will be strong prove of your choice to Beijing, China!
That’s all about my plan for the day. What do you think of it, my friends? Today, I’m very proud to be here to give a speech about a dream, a dream for which we worked together for nine years or even more. As Beijing becomes the host city of the 29th Olympic Games, every Beijinger cares for the environment and good manners and behaviors much more than before. Now Beijing has already made herselves’ dream come true. So I must work harder to catch up with her steps. Knowing the hardness of making a dream into reality, I need to do my best at every side of my work, so then I believe my little dream—to be an interpreter—will definitely be realized someday in the future!
THANK YOU