Can you describe about how your good teacher be?
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Hem hem.."how good your teacher be" is not proper grammar, and frankly I have no idea what you said.\n\nSo, I guess the question is how do you describe how good your teacher is, or how good you teacher can teach. You can say that you learned a lot, and that you've improved.
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I think my favorite teacher was my ninth grade English teacher, Mr. Felix (yes, that was his last name).\n\nThe very first day of class, we hit it off, because as he was speaking he asked the class an off hand question:  "Who said, 'let them eat cake'?"\n\nThe class sat there silent for a few seconds.  I raised my hand and gestured for me to speak.\n\nWhen I told him the answer, he asked what I name was, and he said.  Good answer.  I'll be watching you.\n\nHe then went on to tell the class about his "non-negotiable zero" policy:  If you had an assignment due on a certain date, and it was not on his desk at the start of class, you got a zero - and it was non-negotiable.  The only excuse for missing the deadline was a death in your family -- YOURS!\n\nI loved it when all the prissy girls (I won't mention what we called them back then) would whine and try to charm Mr. Felix into granting an extension.  He never did.  I respected him a lot for that, because I wasn't one of the people who whine for a grade, and I resented it when girls (well, mostly girls) got away with that.\n\nHis policy got me once though.  He gave an assignment, and it was due a week later.  I procrastinated all week until the day before the due date.  Then I got quite sick.  I blew off the assignment, and missed class the day it was due.\n\nThe next day, when I came in, he asked me if I was feeling better.  Then he asked me where my assignment was.  When I told him I didn't have it, he said "you understand I'm going to give you a zero."\n\nI told him that I understood.\n\nIn giving me a zero, he taught me that I had all week to do the assignment, and an illness on the 6th day was really no excuse.\n\nI went back to my old school a few years later and paid him a visit.  We talked for a few minutes, and I never saw him again.  \n\nHe's certainly retired by now.
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If you thank her in person that's all that is necessary or that she probably expected.  She seems like a nice teacher, enjoy her class.   There are lots of teachers out there who are bitter and lifeless and probably should have retired long ago, consider yourself lucky to have found a good one.
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Not bad,just be honest to the person and to them in a right place and in a good manner,be a good leader,set as an example!
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Good Things:\n1.If you like kids you will see alot every day.\n2.You will learn from the kids and from learning how to be a teacher,and you will learn from the subject you teach.\n3.You will make friends with the students and other teachers.\n4.You will get to know lots of people.\n5.You will get money,because its a job.\n6.You will be considered a good person for teaching kids.\n7.You get an hour long break.\nBad Things:\n1.If you get a headache you dont want to be near kids.\n2.Some kids or teachers might not like you.\n3.Teaching might be boring for you.\n4.You might realize that teaching is not for you.\n5.You have to like kids and other people to be a teacher.\n6.Sometimes teachers dont get paid alot.\nIt really depends on the person to know whether teaching is good or bad.You should try teaching and see how it works out.:]
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Hello,\n     Well I am only a 16 year old student, but I believe that teachers should have the following qualities...\n\n1) (S)he should know her subject well. (Obvious, isnt it?)\n\n2) (S)he should not be a bully.\n\n3) (S)he should have the ability to keep the subject flowing, without the students getting bored. (Dont ask me how... I just study here ;-) )\n\n4) (S)he should make sure every1 participates. Every1 hates a dictator.\n\n5) (S)he should have a clear, realistic idea of the progress she wants to make in a class. This prevents teachers from rushing through chapters in the end.\n\n6) Also, (S)he should make sure that every1 knows the basics. Often in the higher classes, teachers complain that they always get a bunch of dunces, but in reality, its just because of a weak foundation that a building grows shaky, and ultimately crumbles.\n\nAbout the exchange teacher bit, I have no idea, cuz our skool does not have an exchange program. (Any ideas how I can change it??) Oh, and keep a pleasant face...
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Keep it simple. Who do you want to thank? Do you have any words of humor or wisdom? Teachers usually are great people to thank, and they appreciate the recognition.
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Well i love my alg 2 teacher cuz he makes the class fun and really cares about us. My english teacher is compelelty crazy. I think she really is from another planet, she is so fun to mess w/. My Human Anatomy and Physiology teacher is soooooooooo boring, but he's still cool. Last my World Cultures teacher is a real b***h. She loves to give us 2 projects at once, as if we don't have any other classes, and she doesn't give us notes or anything!
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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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I am currently a senior early childhood major in college.  I have had the opportunity to work with a large number of teachers.  It amazes me how talented and extrodinary some of the teachers are to work with.  However, some should never have went into education and it is sad that students have to sit in the classrooms of teachers who have no business teaching.\n\nSome of the very best qualities of teachers I have studied with include:\n-Caring\n-Flexible\n-Positive attitude\n-Nuturing\n-Has a sense of humor\n-Great listener\n-Understanding\n\nAs I am in the process of becoming an early childhood teacher, I feel I am molding my believes and attitudes around becoming the best elementary teacher I can be.  I have seen the teachers who are not caring towards their students.  I have seen the teachers who aren't willing to go the extra mile to help a student if needed.  They do not want to be bothered.  Because of the terrible teachers I have observed or actually had as a student, it has helped me to enstill the wonderful qualities I have listed above into myself to become a well-rounded teacher, colleague, mentor, friend, coach, to my future students and co-workers.
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I remember many of my teachers, some for good, some for bad. I prefer to remember the good ones. My second grade teacher inspired me to become a teacher myself. That is the year I knew what I wanted to be when I grew up! Mrs. Payton was a wonderful, kind, older lady. I wish I remembered more about her than I do. What I do remember is that she retired that year, and she invited all of her students and their families to her retirement. I was so surprised when I went up to say goodbye to her and she hugged me. I don't think any other teacher ever hugged me. Mrs. Payton continued to substitute teach at our school, and every time she saw me in the hall she would say hello to me, call  me by name, and hug me. She made me feel so special. She died before I could thank her for her kindness to a shy little girl. It is now my goal to remember my students, to find out what they need, and to help them feel special.
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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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Greetings\n\nWhat has your experience been at your school?\n\nWhat have you learned?\n\nHighlights?\n\nTeachers\n\nWhat are you looking forward to, future plans\n\nWhat advice?\n\nThank yous.
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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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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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WHo is your english teacher?
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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.