what are natural and professional characteristics of teacher?
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For the natural characteristics, you are talking about personality. There has been much scientific study into a way to label and analyze personality via the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. The subject is quite fascinating and there are many resources on the internet to learn about it as well as many quick, free online personality tests where can test what type you are. Knowing this information will be very valuable to a teacher! I have posted a link to a study that looked into the personality types of students and teachers that you might find interesting, but it is meant just to give you a start. Many more studies like this are accessible on the internet. Just put your search engine to work for you.
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A good teacher is one who knows the capabilities of the students and makes sure that they are met.  They know when a student is frustrated and will find them help to get them to the point with the class without making it obvious that they are struggling.  A good teacher knows when a student is bored to death, and will liven the class up to the point where students aren't as bored.  They are usually kind to other members of the faculty and treat everyone with respect and show compassion and the good characteristics of humans.
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English teachers because of the nature of their occupation.
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Patience is the key. Other qualities include things like: Friendly nature, the will to be the best, the capability to lead and focus on the topic in hand.
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Teachers and principals
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here, just like the pisces question by someone else, i researched this for you:\n\nPositive Characteristics: \n Curious  \n Adaptable  \n Intelligent  \n Clever  \n Quick-witted  \n Literary  \n Inventive  \n Congenial  \n Dexterous  \n\nNegative Characteristics: \n Changeable  \n Scattered  \n Restless  \n Irresponsible  \n Ungrateful  \n Lacking in follow-through  \n Lacking in concentration \n\nhope that helps :)
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MUST LOVE CHILDREN.  The most important factor in being a "good teacher" is to have a love for children and a great deal of patience.
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A good teacher is first a great teacher who has mastered the concept of teaching no matter what the subject.  A good teacher will giver her students a hunger and desire for lifelong learning, understanding that what can be taught in class is limited but, by teaching how to learn her student will always be able to educate himself after his school days are over.  A good teacher also is not afraid to discipline when teaching is disrupted.  Respect for learning must be a part of good teaching regardless of the subject matter.
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well educated\nwell dressed\ngood behavior\ngood experience
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A teacher isn't just a transmiter of knowledge. A teacher has lots of roles that can be categorized into three: A teacher as a person, a professional and as a member of the community.\n\nSo am I a good teacher?\n\nI'm not yet a teacher but I think I have a potential to be one.
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Teachers need to be taught how they should behave in front of their students.  Knowledable teachers are not good enough.  They language they used and how they present themselves are important too.
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PRIVATE TEACHER,\n\nSCHOOL TYEACHER,\n\nTUTION / COACHING CENTRE'S COUNCILING.
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Depends on the type of teacher.  For elementary school through high school, 4-5 years.  For college, 6-7 minimum.
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Class Size\nTeacher Accountability\nMerit Pay\nAssessments\nState Testing\nNo Child Left Behind Mandates\nClassroom Discipline\nPrincipals as Instructional Leaders\nProfessional Development\n\n\nThe list goes on and on....
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A master teacher will have mastered the art of teaching above all else.  Knowing a specific subject is secondary to master teacher skills.  A master teacher will impart into their students a life long desire for learning and will inspire them to search out answers for themselves.  A master teacher will also place supreme importance on reading.  If a teacher encourages reading skills a student will always be able to learn anything.
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Schools that  have good teachers and also attentive students
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When I look back on the teachers with whom I've had the most positive relationships, I realize that it had a lot to do with their belief in my abilities and their tendency not to overly exert the supposed 'imbalance' of authority in our relationship.\n\nIn order for a teacher to have a meaningful relationship with his students, he needs to extend his role from merely educational *instructor* to that of parent and friend. While it is necessary to have a strong personality that is capable of handling or preventing destructive moments of indiscipline, I think it is also necessary to communicate to students that they are special, important and capable of achieving their goals. It is essential that they receive a sense of confidence in their abilities, since this is an important determinant of how well they will eventually perform in the class and---possibly---their future.