The secret in good teaching
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Teaching can be one of the most personally rewarding professions. A good teacher motivates students to learn, treats them as consumers of knowledge, and bridges theory and practice with passion and professionalism. They listen, question, and are responsive to each unique student and class, pushing students to excel while caring, nurturing, and developing their minds and talents with flexibility and devotion of time. Teaching is more than a job or challenge - it is a way to touch lives forever.
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The secret in good teaching
- 2. To Teach, is to touch a life Forever Teaching can be one of the most personally rewarding professions a man or woman can undertake
- 3. So, what is then a good teaching?
- 4. ?Is about motivating students to learn ?Treating students as consumers of knowledge ?Bridging the gap between theory and practices ?It is about passion in teaching ?It is about professionalism
- 5. Good Teaching also about ?Listening ?Questioning ?Being responsive ?Remembering that each student and class is different ?Pushing students to excel
- 6. ?Is about caring ?Nurturing ?Developing minds and talents ?Devoting time ?And also being flexible
- 7. Lastly, teaching is more than just a job, more than an intellectual challenge, more than a management task. ?