Good characterisics of a good English teacher?
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A good English Teacher in my opinion is someone who listens to their student and willing to help their student with what it is that they are working on. They are able to connect with a student on an interpersonal level and encourages as well as mentor them to love English. Help them accomplish their goals in my opinion and be passionate about English.
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someone who speaks and spells properly.
793869
You can't...teachers are people and sometimes people are idiots...the fact that good teachers are few and far between is common knowledge..teachers that make you think are the only real teachers in my opinion...that's where a person who is truly intelligent can shine...not just one who is disciplined in fact memorization...
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1. some behaviours to treat classmates: be courteous, sharing, thoughtful, patient, kind, helpful, etc. to classmates. wouldn't these character qualities make the classroom a happy place? think about it.\n\n2. i've forgotten my history, so sorry...\n\n3. i've forgotten my history, so sorry...
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1. Teacher must understand the mendality,capability of student.\n2. Teacher must follow the Discipline will effect the student also.\n3. Teacher must treat the student as like her/his child.\n4. Teacher must Speak true make the student as this that way.
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I think you should make your English teacher a friend.  You could learn a thing or two.
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As a teacher , I would like to share my experience regarding this question.I think, teacher is not a dectator rather a person as facilitator, who never impose his/her ideas, feelings, and ideology rather he/she triggers the students' potentiality.Thus, a good teacher always triggers the students' good behavriours rather than molding student's behaviour according to his/her eyes( view).
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Well im a student so i wouldnt know!!  But i can imagine, depends what type of teacher you are, ive had two different english teachers, the one at GCSE was really nice and understanding and therefore the students respected her and she was happy but the one at A level is really weird and is always moody so therefore we react to this and therefore she probably feels like that and the less praise we get, the least we want to try!!!  A little tip!!!
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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.
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Sure! Great resume. Great appearance*** And always smile and be courteous like say, "hi, nice to meet you", "great", "perfect", stand up, open doors, etc..\n\nThis talks a lot about a persons education
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Have a good attitude. Most teachers have great ideas that cannot fly without students being willing to go on the journey.  Nobody can have fun if they are constantly being corrected or yelled at nor can a teacher be fun if they are always weary of behavior.
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Multiple choice answer:\n\n1) Everyone who recognizes the value of a good teacher.\n2) A Teacher who wanted a higher salary\n3) Some book writer\n4) A school advertising slogan\n\nBut remember, they said "we" so they must be an educator already.
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That depends on the job you are interviewing for. \n\nPreschool teacher=empathetic, caring, helpful, patient.\n\nRealtor= tenacious, risk taker, can think on your feet.\n\nEtc.
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If it doesn't have to be somebody famous, how about interviewing one of your own teachers for the "present" part?\n\nA past educator with a GREAT story was Helen Keller.  I don't remember the whole story, but she was born blind and deaf.  She had a teacher who worked with her (I think her name was Annie Sullivan), and then later she became a teacher herself - - INCREDIBLE!!\n\nGood luck!
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<<SWITCH TO: AS MY 7th and 8th...Dr. Durst>>Dr. Durst, both my seventh and eighth grade english teacher, is, in my opinion <<WE KNOW IT'S YOUR OPINION>>, a hero in my life because he volunteers his time to teach my class what we need to know to succeed in high school and college. He also has a great personality,<INSERT PERIOD>> I don't know anyone who knows him and doesn't like him. He genuinely cares for his students. Additionally, he has written multiple books, a feat I'd admire anyone for. However, the biggest <<BIGGEST =POOR WORD CHOICE >>example that shows why he is a hero in my opinion <<WE KNOW IT'S YOUR OPINION>> is that he helped me realize that it is possible to enjoy writing <<YOU MEAN HE HELPED YOU ENJOY WRITING?>>\n\n\nGoing into seventh grade I hated writing, << insert: "for" here and get rid of the comma>>it was my least favorite part of school. I hated the thought of having to write an essay a <<each month>> month, but over the course of the school year, through <<change to: As a result of Dr. Durst's>> Dr. Durst's teaching, I learned how to do it, and <how to> do it well. I also lost <<lost = poor word choice>> most of my fear of letting other people read my writing because he never says anything mean about it, or anyone else's, he just tells you how you did well and where you can improve <RUN ON SENTENCE>. I gained <<change to: acquired a>>greater insight on <<into what...>>what writing is too; I learned that it is a way to communicate ideas, and therefore quite important. So, because <<so and because mean same thing>> of Dr. Durst's skillful teaching, I started to actually like writing things. To tell you the truth I am secretly happy whenever he assigns essays because writing had <<has become>>become a fun way to express myself. Thanks to Dr. Durst's wonderful instruction, <<comma not necessary>>I have learned how to unlock and enjoy the delightful feeling of being able to write something and be proud of it. I believe that if I had had a different teacher I would still despise writing to this day <<no need for "still" AND "to this day">>, so I regard Dr. Durst as a hero.\n\n\nThere are a few ways in which I want to be like Dr. Durst, although I want to be myself, exactly like no one else.<<Change to: "while i want to be myself, there are a few ways in which I want to be like Durst">> Dr. Durst is an author and I would like to be a journalist in the future, <Insert period>>since I now love writing, why not pursue a career which involves a lot of it? I also would like to show people that writing isn't as terrible a torture as they think and inspire them to enjoy writing. I want to have a likeable personality like him, too.<<Is this even relevant to your point???>> And <<awkward to start  sentence with "and" here>>, well, I would be flattered to be someone else's hero someday.
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Look at this site\n\nhttp://www.englishclub.com/teach-english.htm\n\nHope it helps, the fact that I am a perverse woman doesn't mean I can't see the good in some, and I stress some people.  Good luck!!
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Mrs Evans was my Senior English teacher. She was funny and tough and inspirational. She set her expectations of us high, and in trying to reach them we accomplished far more than we ordinarily would have.