write a positive way a teacher influence you?
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I had some great teachers when I was in elementary-h.s. and the best ones influenced me to go on and be a teacher myself. What I learned from them, I applied in my classroom. What I learned from the not so good teachers (thank goodness those were very few) I remembered never to do in my class.\n\nI went back and thanked my high school teachers who had an impact on me. I told them that they had such an impact, it influenced my future to become a teacher. It is one of the best things you can do for someone who did something positive in your life...reward them by telling them that.
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Attention imho... be it to seek positive or negative approval or opinions from peers, teachers or parents...
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Ask one of the teacher's for help.
65123
you can write a note to the teacher or send an email if you have have the teacher's email address or u can ask a friend to accompany you to find the teacher.
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Use some props or other visuals.  Throw out questions to the other students every so often.  Keep your mood lively, and it will be infectious.
210891
don't go for great things. you can change the world,one student...ja that is enough. if you can change one slowly you can change many and the one who accepted your vision will spread to the world. first you begin, slowly everything will be OK. I appreciate your initiative. hardly find teacher like you. many get salary and do nothing.
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A good teacher will seek additional help for the child as well as work as many interventions into the classroom as possible.  Discussions with parents and other school staff would also be happening.   Also, talk with the student, sometimes knowing you have someone trust worthy to talk to can help a lot!
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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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Younger children respond very well to short-term, visible goals like using sticker charts and small rewards at the end of a specific amount of time.  Depending on the kid this can be from good behavior during 1 period of class (particularly kids that are restless or have ADD, ADHD) or 1 week of periods.  Whenever you catch a student displaying good behavior in class you should acknowledge it publicly, it motivates that particular kid and it sets the right example for the rest of the class; be careful not to pick the same kid always since it can lead to labels such as "Teacher's pet, etc", I think all of our students, no matter their differences, behave good from time to time and we should try to find those instances and reward them.  Something that works really well with my students is sending notes to their houses when they have behaved in a particular good way, and I think parents also appreciate teachers that communicate with them for other than give out complaints about their kids.  I try not to criticize students' bad behavior in front of their classmates, unless it was a serious offense like hitting someone; some students like the attention and it may backfire if you criticize in front of the rest.  I ask them to leave the room with me (try to do it a little later, so you have time to think things through and don't say anything you might regret afterwards) and talk to them in private about their behavior and the consequence it will have.  This year I also had a talk with all of my students about how to solve problems among themselves and we settle on 3 rules to do so:  \n1. They should talk to the kid first and tell them that they don't like the attitude they have and to stop please doing ...whatever.\n2. If the problem continues, the student talks to whichever teacher is present in class at that moment.\n3. If the problem continues or the other teacher dismisses it they should approach the homeroom teacher (me).\nSomething very important is that you should make sure that your students understand that under no circumstances you will scold or criticize the other kid in front of them, sometimes they think that you did nothing and they tell their parents that the teacher did nothing to deal with the other student.\nHope it helps
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My favorite teacher (Maria Luise Auer) never teached in my class but in my school, but she impressed me very much:\nfor example: we were visiting an ice cave during night (it was cold, slippery and we had torches to see something), I was very anxious, she took my hand and brought me savely to the cave; she showed me how to make a bed properly; during the breaks in school she always had time for me, we talked; and while other pupils wrote the names of bands, actors et cetera on their school stuff, I wrote her name on mine;\nWhen she went to theater with her class I could accompany them; \nNow, I´m almost 9 years off this school, I can call her by her first name, we are still happy when we see each other,...\nI never saw her as a "teacher", I always saw her as my best friend although I have very many respect of her. \nWe know each other for almost 12 years now and there is not much about what I´m more happy like about this!! \n\nShe is really the cutest and greatest teacher in the whole world and she is also like an older sister for me.
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Write them a letter... Say your thinking of using their  book for a course you are teaching and ask for a copy... They should send you a complimentary teachers edition...
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I think it would be best to write from the heart. Let the administrators know how he/she inspired you personally see if you can get others to write a line or two with their names also. \nExample; Lou  1313 Mockingbird LN anywhere US : Mr/Ms enthusiasm was contagious I never thought I would like math until he/she came along. Sally: etc.
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Writing a sincere note/letter would make their day. It did to my boss. It shows them that you really appreciate what they did for you. If you want to include a little something, go to the school book store and I am sure you can find something small with the school's name to include. Something they can keep on their desk in their office like a mug would be a nice small thank you gift. Keep in touch with them telling them of your progress. They in turn will no doubt write back to you giving you any support you may need. A gift caard can get used up and forgotten about. Let them be able to remember you and say to themselves "I am glad I am a teacher." .
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Talk to someone at your school, like a counsellor, who can put forward to the teachers that you feel this way.\n\nAs a teacher I appreciate knowing about my students and try to find ways around the hurdles put up to stop them learning.
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be attentive in class and offer to help her out
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A good teacher likes and respects all his students.  It is proven that having a good relationship with a techer is the first priority in getting children to respond positively in a classroom\n\nsecond, the teacher provides opportunities for studentsto learn in groups or pairs, and learning styles are catered for.\n\nthird, the curriculum is made relevant, and students are motivated to want to learn.  there are many ways a teacher can do this\n\nAND students succeed, and the more they succeed the more they will want to learn
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My favorite teacher in high school was my Theater Arts teacher.  She was kind and lenient.  She was real and I could be myself around her.  She let every student know she was their friend first and then their teacher.  She loved to teach but she also loved to encourage her students to be themselves and pursue their dreams.  She always went out of her way to make our classroom expereince enjoyable.  She let us watch many movies as rewards for good grades, purchased chiaroscuro makeup and let us practice techniques in class on classmates,  took us on field trips to art festivals, and held many pizza parties so we didn't have to eat the not so palatable cafeteria food.  I will never forget her.