My Take on "Top 6 Keys to Being a Successful Teacher"

There are many characteristics that are necessary for teachers to have. First, it’s important for teachers to be vastly knowledgeable about their subject matter. Teachers need to be enthusiastic about whatever they are teaching, especially if they want to sustain students' interest. If the teacher isn't interested in the subject, why should the students? Educators should always be willing to learn all they can about the content in which they are teaching—making the content as relevant or interesting as possible. Another characteristic that is vital in a teacher is having respect for students. Showing respect towards students means valuing each student’s ideas and opinions. It also means exemplifying respect for

It wasn't until she went to do fieldwork in schools, that she decided to become a teacher. She realized, through inspiring teachers and students she worked with, that she wanted to do just what every teacher that inspired her to do. She wants to be seen as a positive role model to her students and teach them how to cooperate with each one another. She wants to leave the great impact that each of her teachers has left on her, and she wants to have a positive impact on their lives. Getting to know a student and understanding their lives and possible hardships they face, can have a huge impact on how a student views you. Being there for your student, being supportive, being understanding, are just a few qualities all teachers should

While there are many ways to be an outstanding teacher, every high-quality teacher should, in my opinion, have these skills and dispositions:

Another goal that I have had since the beginning of the course was to adopt an engaging and effective teaching style. My aim has been to take the positive traits of teachers that I have enjoyed, while keeping in mind the characteristics and mannerisms that I have disliked, and crafting my own unique teaching style. As I have lead class discussions, group readings, and mini-lessons throughout the semester I have began to develop a teaching style through trial and error. I have paid special attention to the list of 25 pointers for successful tutees from assignment two and and focused on making my teaching interactive, supportive, equal for all, and respectful. I have learned to appreciate that, concerning a student's individual success, a teacher taking the time to listen to their student is just as important as the student listening to the teacher.

Flowers has been a mentor for me. She exemplifies the finest qualities of respect and compassion for students. I often reflect on my seventh grade year in her class, and I try to provide the same moral influence for my own students, knowing that each child has worth and dignity. It has been my experience that students are likely to buy into the values that the teacher demonstrates and exemplifies.

Lastly, on another occasion, she used a clapping method to regain focus once as well. The whole time I observed the students, Miss Turner used the combination of these methods only three times. I should also not fail to mention, that every time she did these the students immediately respond back to it and then regain focus. Now that I have covered this part of her classroom management strategy, let’s look at her what she did for reinforcement. To start with, Miss Tuner used positive verbal reinforcement quite often. For example, when a student would answer a question she would thank them and tell them that they did a good job. Lastly, the class did have some positive and negative aspects that I should not fail to mention. The positive aspect of the classes, was that Miss Turner took time to help every student that she could with their work. For an illustration, one of the special needs student need help with their writing project. Miss turner help lead the student to what he need to write. With that stated, the only negative aspect of the classes was that the students did not always get to finish their activities or assignments in one

- Class Attendance is Outstanding- she has yet to miss a class session and she goes out of her way to make sure that she

Whenever a student does not get her explanation, she's willing to provide another one that is much more simpler. If breakfast time is over, she does not tell the student to go away, she finish helping the student and send her to class. The time she's willing to invest on my learning experience meant a lot to me. Because of her time investment, I was able to comprehend unfamiliar concepts.

Over the course of my time in school, I have been fortunate enough to have many wonderful teachers in class. A few weeks ago, our writing course was presented with a question that asked for one quality that every successful teacher must possess. Because of the number of excellent teachers I have had, it was difficult to pinpoint one characteristic ¬¬¬that distinguished itself among the others. After considering the attributes that my

I have learned it is important to hold myself to high standards and I hope my students will return the favor. Responsibility, respect, honor, and equality are four specific qualities I value and I anticipate my students will see me display these traits and model after them. I want nothing more and expect nothing less than to see young minds grow and mature into exceptional individuals who succeed in and out of the classroom.

In my opinion, a good teacher should be one who puts her heart into teaching. This is because only by doing so will the students feel their passion and hard work. When a teacher strives hard for the students, students will put in their effort as well. If a teacher dislikes her job, goes to classes in a bad mood, her teaching would also be affected and students would not be able to enjoy lessons as well.

The individual will from the start be open-minded, compassion, patience, kindness, and is one that is creative. The individual loves to teach, is truthful and honest about all things. In their own way they have a great sense of humor. Dedication comes easy to these type of teachers, and one will found that they are always eager to provide every student with a smile. In addition a student will found it easy to approach this type of teacher and the student will found themselves easily becoming friends with the teacher. I, myself found it to be great and healthy to be friends with one of my teacher because I could trust the individual. To me this is what makes this person, teacher, so remember able. Always keeping in mind respect is to be given to the individual that is in charge, not just keeping them as friend. There are a lot of teachers who been taught in a way to almost provide fatherly or motherly love, compassion to their pupils. Overall this type of characteristic is what

I believe that teaching excellence comes from two different things, dedication and the desire to help others. Teachers who are dedicated to their students and classrooms are definitely going to be excellent and never give up at what they do. Teachers who have a great desire to help their students and their career will continue to do everything they can to make sure their students receive what is needed. The two characteristics that make an excellent teacher are dedication and the desire to help others.

Teaching is a difficult occupation. Teachers play an important part in training children, teenagers… So, a good teacher must have some special qualities. They are: knowledge, creation, confidence, empathy, sense of humor and passion.

The positive teachers are by far the most agreeable teachers. A positive teacher is one who seems interested in his subject and his students. The first thing a positive teacher does is try to learn all of the student’s names. This kind of teacher allows for questions and discussions in class and does not seem to mind if a student disagrees with him. A positive teacher shows his interest out of class as well. Not only is he available for conferences, but he encourages students to see him if they need help. The students tend to feel comfortable in the presence of this teacher. A good example of a positive teacher is my French teacher, Monsieur Poirrot. He always allows time during the class