What makes a superhero?

                Have you ever noticed that the superheroes Batman and Ironman don’t actually have superpowers unlike superman? So, out of the notion, one question arises, “What are the bases of calling someone a superhero if not considering its superpowers?” In order to answer this question, let us take teachers as our main example.

                I know you’ve at least heard the phrase, “My Teacher, My Hero.” And probably more than less, you know what it tries to promote. It promotes the significance of teaches in or society and economy. And as literal as the phrase says so, it promotes teachers as heroes.

                So why do some see teachers as heroes? Well, it’s because of one main thing; without teachers, every profession known to man in the academic and curricular world is non-existent.

                You need not have superpowers to become a superhero. The significance of a person’s contribution to the latter is what defines one’s heroism.

                That answered the first question, right?