Qualities of a Good & Bad Teacher



                                                 Qualities of a Good & Bad Teacher

Most of the teaching in our class room is done in a traditional monologue way.The children sit quietly in rows in the classrooms , the teacher does all the talking and the students passively listen to the teacher . They speak only when called on to and do exactly as they are told.Research shows that when students are taught in this way , they get very little of the knowledge .Research shows that the learning of students improves a lot when their participation is ensured,


  •             Bad Teacher:
  •           Strict
  •            Unorganized
  •            Impolite
  •            Discouraging 
  •          Reserved
  •          Authoritative
  •          Unsympathetic
  •            Rigid
  •           Doesn’t smile
  •             Angry & always frown
  •         Loud & harsh
  •        Abusive
  •         Not punctual
  •        Criticizes a lot
  •       Dishonest
  •     Impatient
  •   Dull
  •      Boring
  •    Favoritism
  •      Poor subject knowledge


  •        Good Teacher:    
  •          Helpful                                                 
  •         Cooperative
  •    Organized
  •               Friendly-Smiles
  •         Supportive
  •   Patient
  • Polite
  •      Encouraging-Motivating
  •          Engaging
  •        Flexible.
  •                 Kind & Caring
  •                Speaks clearly
  •           Respectful
  •           Facilitator
  •           Punctual
  •          Good subject knowledge
  •         Competent
  •          Honest
  •          Innovative
  •          Creative

 


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