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Top 7 Characteristics and Qualities of a Good Teacher

Top 7 Characteristics and Qualities of a Good Teacher
  • Friendliness and Congeniality. I think the most important characteristic of a good teacher can have is to be friendly and congenial with his students. ...
  • A Good Personality. ...
  • Deep Knowledge and a Great Education. ...
  • A Good Communicator. ...
  • A Good Listener. ...
  • A Good Sense of Humor. ...
  • Kindness                                                   
  • A good teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops 
  • — Henry Adams
  • Nagesh 

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  1. To add to that;
    A good teacher creates a learning environment that is both stimulating and disciplined.

    A good teacher holds the philosophy that every child can.

    More so, a good teacher is so powerful such that even when he does nothing, he does something in class. He even has an effect on the class when he is not present.

    Thank you.
    Gabriel Ahan T (CTR)
    Nigeria.

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  2. To add to that;
    A good teacher creates a learning environment that is both stimulating and disciplined.

    A good teacher holds the philosophy that every child can.

    More so, a good teacher is so powerful such that even when he does nothing, he does something in class. He even has an effect on the class when he is not present.

    Thank you.
    Gabriel Ahan T (CTR)
    Nigeria.

    ReplyDelete
  3. I found your article on the top 7 characteristics and qualities of successful people truly insightful! Your breakdown of qualities like resilience, adaptability, and passion resonated with me. It's inspiring to see how these traits contribute to personal and professional growth. I love to share Effective Tutoring Strategies to help prepare your students for exams. Thanks for this beneficial article.

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