Illness

Yesterday my daughter went to bed early. I did not pay attention to this. Today she did not study because there is an examination at our school and she could sleep as long as she wanted but she woke early. As a rule, my daughter is the best sleeper. I was surprised. When I saw her eyes, they were red; I guessed what happened: my girl felt ill. She had a high temperature. All the day she stayed in bed because of the weakness. I gave her some pills to fight the fever and fed her her favorite dishes. She drank much tea with lemon and honey. I hope she will be healthy soon.

I hope your daughter gets well soon.  I'd consider connecting some of your short sentences with semi-colons (;) and commas (,) where possible. :D

TEACHING

Teaching involves EVERYTHING! and It really does. It involves PASSION, PATIENCE, LOVE, CARE, CONCERN, UNDERSTANDING, FLEXIBILITY, ENDURANCE, CREATIVITY, STRATEGY... as in A LOT. 
Each student requires a different set of strategies, different lessons to follow, different approaches to teaching, different attitudes to manifest, and the most important thing: a teacher MUST understands that each student is an INDIVIDUAL.  A good teacher won't desire the student to be stagnant nor relaxed, but will be somehow aware if she/he puts pressure on his/her student. 

Strategy is important. Endurance is only one factor; keeping your class interesting will be easy if you keep yourself full of LOVE, CARE, PATIENCE and FLEXIBILITY.
Creativity is followed by strategy. Concern and understanding should work together while passion will keep you growing.
A passionate teacher always enjoys what she/he is doing. A broad-minded teacher always discovers new things to learn. An adventurous teacher sees each days as a valuable experience to treasure.

Teaching is an OPPORTUNITY to shape each individual mind to UNDERSTAND the new world called "LEARNING." As a teacher guides a student in this world a teacher must be confident that their student will see it as an exciting world to discover. =)

This was a nice read, thank you!  I'd consider not capitalizing important words; maybe use italics instead, or don't stress them at all.  I'm also not sure about the use of he/she and his/her, and prefer to use they/their/them, as I corrected in the last paragraph.  What I've highlighted in pink just sounds strange to me, but is grammatically correct.  :D  Ask questions if you'd like! :)

Mine are always connected to things I enjoyed during childhood.  Watching people win on a game show can almost make me cry out of shared happiness.

(Open this topic in the discussion board, instead.  It'll probably get more responses.)

Perfect. :D

There are no rules to poetry, but if there were you wouldn't be breaking any.

Today I have become aware of a summer scholarship. It is a three week scholarship for learning German. As a requirement I need to get an score of 2.5 out of 10 in a German language examen with questions from A1 to B1 level. Even though it is not much, it is going to be very difficult for me because I only studied German for a month in December 2013; that is why I still haven't made my decision.

On one hand, I would like the opportunity to improve my language skills. In addition, it would be nice to travell to Germany because I have never been there. On the other hand, if I fail, I will have wasted valuable time when I should have been focused on my studies.

Study hard for the German test, stick around on italki, and you won't fail. :D  Get travelling!