Students often remember teachers who were kind or funny or brilliant or passionate. They remember teachers who cared about them. They remember teachers who were supportive or encouraging or saw something in them no one else did. They remember teachers who challenged them and made them think.

“The thing I like most about teaching is my students. I love interacting with them, I love learning from them, I love helping them understand the content of any course and I love when they see the connection between what they are learning and their lives.

My Favorite Teacher :

• My favorite teacher is [name]. She is teaching [subject].
• I like my teacher very much because she is friendly and caring towards everyone.
• Her class and subject have become my favorite subject.
• She is the best teacher in the school and is liked by all of my friends.
• She is a helpful person and supports weak students.

The top five qualities of a great teacher, according to students, are:

• The ability to develop relationships with their students.
• Patient, caring, and kind personality.
• Knowledge of learners.
• Dedication to teaching.
• Engaging students in learning.

Effective teachers demonstrate a deep understanding of the curriculum. They plan, teach, and assess to promote mastery for all students. Effective teachers provide high-quality instruction to increase student achievement for all students by providing researched-based instruction filled with technology integration.

12 Characteristics of an Effective Teacher

• Prepared. The most effective teachers come to class each day ready to teach.
• Positive. The most effective teachers have optimistic attitudes about teaching and their students.
• Hold High Expectations.
• Creative.
• Fair.
• Display a Personal Touch.
• Cultivate a Sense of Belonging.
• Compassionate.

What Makes a Great Teacher

• expert communication skills.
• superior listening skills.
• deep knowledge and passion for their subject matter.
• the ability to build caring relationships with students.
• friendliness and approachability.
• excellent preparation and organization skills.
• strong work ethic.
• community-building skills.

So what makes a good teacher?

• Good Teachers Are Strong Communicators.
• Good Teachers Listen Well.
• Good Teachers Focus on Collaboration.
• Good Teachers Are Adaptable.
• Good Teachers Are Engaging.
• Good Teachers Show Empathy.
• Good Teachers Have Patience.
• Good Teachers Share Best Practices.

• Critical thinking. With strong critical thinking skills, teachers are able to consider the best interests of the students while also working within their institution’s goals and standards.
• Patience.
• Communication.
• Organization.
• Imaginative thinking.
• Leadership.
• Teamwork.
• Time management.

Good teachers: provocative, thought-provoking, thorough, honest, fair, knowledgeable, generous, passionate, kind, determined, relentless, enthusiastic, colorful, stimulating, well-spoken, balanced, unbiased, exciting, disciplined, flexible, versatile, creative, intelligent, sensitive, prepared, organized, effective.

The Words That Define Our Teachers (According to 4,500 of Them!)

• Creative.
• Dedicated.
• Passionate.
• Caring.
• Grateful.
• Innovative.
• Excited.
• Motivated.

Best Things to Say to a Teacher You Know

1. Thank you. It’s a simple but meaningful phrase that people in this profession just don’t hear often enough.
2. We appreciate you. Teachers don’t just teach children.
3. You deserve a break. Remind a teacher to keep their batteries charged!
4. Your sacrifices don’t go unnoticed.

A teacher is a person who teaches students and children. Students should always respect and admire their teachers as they are the only ones who guide students to the right path.

Teachers plan together, study student work together, and problem solve together every single day. Most of all, they love teaching and they love our scholars. That is the single most important thing we can do for our kids — give them a warm, loving environment in which they can flourish and grow.

Why are maths teachers never sick and English teachers always pregnant. Pandora: Mathematics teachers always calculate their next fever so they take meds before the sickness can show. Sha: Math teachers made a deal with the devil to never be sick but they’ll have to teach Math, which is the devil’s subject.

“Teacher of English” can refer to anyone who is teaching English, to anyone. “English Teacher” has the connotation that it is someone who is in the Education system, is paid, and has a class of students to teach to. I.e.: John is a teacher of English.

Follow the rules by showing up on time, paying attention, participating in class, and taking notes. You should also tell the truth, own up to your mistakes, and avoid fighting and gossip. Stay busy, and out of trouble, by joining a school team or club or taking an after-school job.

Simple fights that do little damage or when the parents are not willing to seek further legal action may proceed through principal judgment. However, even disorderly conduct and aggression against another person could lead to an arrest by local law enforcement officers.

Teens: Here are 50 Ways to Stay Out of Trouble!

1. Discover what you’re passionate about.
2. Take on a social hobby to meet new people, such as a cooking class.
3. Stop making excuses.
4. Get out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself.
5. Stop blaming others.
6. Do something for the community.
7. Don’t get complacent.
8. Pursue what you’re good at.

DON’T

• Eat. Even if you’re not making bacon and pancakes (but, if you’re going to eat in class — might as well go all out), eating can be a big distraction.
• Show up late.
• Sleep.
• Interrupt.
• Talk.
• Text or catch up on social media.
• Forget to put your phone on silent.
• Show up on time.

How to Pass Time in Class

1. 1 Listen actively and take notes.
2. 2 Interact in class and ask questions.
3. 3 Illustrate your notes.
4. 4 Complete your homework for another class.
5. 5 Organize and create a to-do list.
6. 6 Doodle in the margins of your notebook.
7. 7 Read something interesting.
8. 8 Engage in some creative writing.

This is a list of 99 fun things to do when you’re stuck in a boring lesson at school.

• Try to develop psychic powers, then use them.
• Inflate a beachball and throw it around the room.
• When everybody’s quiet, start beat boxing.
• Answer the teachers questions in slow motion.
• Laugh stupidly for no reason.

11 Foolproof Ways to Make Your School Day Fun

1. Go All-Out With Your Supplies.
2. Make Friends In Your Classes.
3. Plan Passing Period Rewards.
4. Take On All Your Upperclassmen Privileges.
5. Get Involved In Activities.
6. Offer to Take Things to Other Classes.
7. Be Deliberate About Your Classes.
8. Ride To-and-From With Friends.

10 Ways to Make a Boring Class Fun

1. Pass notes old school style. It’s way better than texting and there is nothing better than the building anticipation to find out the answer to “Do you like me?
2. The Wave.
3. Play online games.
4. Paper toss.
5. Read Onward State.
6. Invite friends to class.
7. Watch a movie on mute*.
8. Sleep.

Worst-Case Wednesday: How To Survive A Boring Class

• Pull your hair or pinch yourself.
• Wear as few items of clothing as possible.
• Hide more interesting reading material.
• Suggest holding class outside.
• Send text messages on your cell phone.
• Make paper airplanes.
• Keep a list of words with dirty meanings.
• Take notes with your nondominant hand.