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Teaching: 18 Tips To Be A Great Teacher

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The document provides 18 tips for teachers to be great educators. The tips include having patience when dealing with students, allowing personal growth, keeping the classroom organized, being flexible with deadlines, remaining consistent in teaching methods, showing up prepared, being on time, making boring content interesting, acting professionally, being available to help students, keeping students involved, thinking creatively, communicating with parents, avoiding burnout, encouraging collaboration, motivating students, spreading passion for the subject, and creating challenging assignments. The document is from a company that provides tips for teachers and contact information.

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T E A C H I N G 1 8 T i p s T o B e A G r e a t T e a c h e r
PatienceSTRESS IS BAD Teaching can be an extremely stressful job, it is your responsibility as a teacher to have patience when dealing with your students.
Growth ALLOW PERSONAL GROWTH There is always room for improvement on a personal level - be sure to keep an open mind and always allow personal growth.
OrganizationCLUTTER IS NOT WELCOME Be sure to keep your classroom tidy and all of your supplies, books and student documents organized - nobody wants to receive a graded paper with coffee stains on it.
Flexibility ALL SCHEDULES VARY Be flexible when it comes to deadlines and times in which you are available to help students after class.
ConsistencySTAY ON A DESIGNATED PATH Remain consistent in how you teach because if you are constantly changing, your students will be less likely to know you and their classroom experience will be less than desirable.
Preparation SHOW UP PREPARED Make sure you are prepared every day for your classes - students will not take you seriously if you show up unprepared to teach.
Time Management BE PROMPT TO EVERY CLASS Being late is one of those important things you want to try and avoid as a teacher. If your students see that you are late to class, they will think that it's alright for them to be late as well.
Interesting LEAVE THE BORING STUFF AT HOME Boring material is inevitable as a teacher, it should be your goal to make the content as interesting as possible - students should not be falling asleep in your class!
ProfessionalBE A ROLE MODEL As a teacher you are shaping the future of your students - act professional while still relating to the kids.
Be Available BE THERE FOR YOUR STUDENTS Set aside blocks of time during your work week to be available to help your students after class is over.
Student Involvement KEEP YOUR KIDS INVOLVED Be sure to keep your students involved in your lesson plans by frequently asking them questions instead of having them mindlessly take notes.
Outside The Box CREATIVITY IS KEY Think outside the box when it comes to delivering new lessons to your students. Come up with fun and creative ways to teach your curriculum.
ParentsCOMMUNICATE WITH PARENTS Make sure that you have an open line of communication with your students' parents. Send out automated parent notifications to keep everyone in the loop!
Burnout RELAX Avoid burnout as a teacher by taking time to relax and unwind after each day. During time off from school it is imperative that you focus on enjoying yourself.
Collaboration WORK IN TEAMS Collaborative learning has been proven to increase the effectiveness of teaching - make sure you have your students work in teams instead of always on their own.
Motivation MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS Motivation sparks creativity so it is imperative that you keep your students engaged and constantly wanting to learn more.
Encouragement SPREAD YOUR PASSION Use your passion for teaching and encourage each and every one of your students to do their best while in your class.
Challenge CREATE CHALLENGING ASSIGNMENTS Constantly challenging your students will make your class better than it would be if you were to give out mundane assignments that lets the kids skate by without using any real brain power.
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Teaching: 18 Tips To Be A Great Teacher

  • 1. T E A C H I N G 1 8 T i p s T o B e A G r e a t T e a c h e r
  • 2. PatienceSTRESS IS BAD Teaching can be an extremely stressful job, it is your responsibility as a teacher to have patience when dealing with your students.
  • 3. Growth ALLOW PERSONAL GROWTH There is always room for improvement on a personal level - be sure to keep an open mind and always allow personal growth.
  • 4. OrganizationCLUTTER IS NOT WELCOME Be sure to keep your classroom tidy and all of your supplies, books and student documents organized - nobody wants to receive a graded paper with coffee stains on it.
  • 5. Flexibility ALL SCHEDULES VARY Be flexible when it comes to deadlines and times in which you are available to help students after class.
  • 6. ConsistencySTAY ON A DESIGNATED PATH Remain consistent in how you teach because if you are constantly changing, your students will be less likely to know you and their classroom experience will be less than desirable.
  • 7. Preparation SHOW UP PREPARED Make sure you are prepared every day for your classes - students will not take you seriously if you show up unprepared to teach.
  • 8. Time Management BE PROMPT TO EVERY CLASS Being late is one of those important things you want to try and avoid as a teacher. If your students see that you are late to class, they will think that it's alright for them to be late as well.
  • 9. Interesting LEAVE THE BORING STUFF AT HOME Boring material is inevitable as a teacher, it should be your goal to make the content as interesting as possible - students should not be falling asleep in your class!
  • 10. ProfessionalBE A ROLE MODEL As a teacher you are shaping the future of your students - act professional while still relating to the kids.
  • 11. Be Available BE THERE FOR YOUR STUDENTS Set aside blocks of time during your work week to be available to help your students after class is over.
  • 12. Student Involvement KEEP YOUR KIDS INVOLVED Be sure to keep your students involved in your lesson plans by frequently asking them questions instead of having them mindlessly take notes.
  • 13. Outside The Box CREATIVITY IS KEY Think outside the box when it comes to delivering new lessons to your students. Come up with fun and creative ways to teach your curriculum.
  • 14. ParentsCOMMUNICATE WITH PARENTS Make sure that you have an open line of communication with your students' parents. Send out automated parent notifications to keep everyone in the loop!
  • 15. Burnout RELAX Avoid burnout as a teacher by taking time to relax and unwind after each day. During time off from school it is imperative that you focus on enjoying yourself.
  • 16. Collaboration WORK IN TEAMS Collaborative learning has been proven to increase the effectiveness of teaching - make sure you have your students work in teams instead of always on their own.
  • 17. Motivation MOTIVATE YOUR STUDENTS Motivation sparks creativity so it is imperative that you keep your students engaged and constantly wanting to learn more.
  • 18. Encouragement SPREAD YOUR PASSION Use your passion for teaching and encourage each and every one of your students to do their best while in your class.
  • 19. Challenge CREATE CHALLENGING ASSIGNMENTS Constantly challenging your students will make your class better than it would be if you were to give out mundane assignments that lets the kids skate by without using any real brain power.
  • 20. Follow Us On Social Media: www.DialMyCalls.com Toll?Free:?800?928?2086 Fax:?866?515?8331 sales@dialmycalls.com