naisip ko lang...

what are the qualities of a teacher a class looks for? i mean like para magustuhan nyo ang teacher nyo and you know...so that the class wont be mean to their teacher?!? hehehehe...

ako...basta may care sa students...and of course knows the subject that he or she is teaching.

1. marunong
2. a good manager (knows when to have fun and when to be strict)
3. innovative sa pagtuturo
4. makulit
5. open-minded
6. can show useful applications of the subject taught

hehe, meron pa ba?

1.friendly but can still manage the student-teacher relationship!!
2.second mom/dad
3.funny... for comic relief...
4.knows his/her limitations
5.knows what he/she teaches by heart!!!!

inspiring..

WALANG FAVORITISM. ulike several teachers i know. :mad:

hmmmm.. maybe someone whom you know you can give the proper respect and yet feel like the person's your classmate..

understanding, di nang ttrip pag nahuli akong maingay (hahaha.. ), no favoritism, knows the subject matter being taught well..

i know a teacher who possess all the said qualities, but he changed right after the evaluation of teachers were through... tsk tsk

understanding plus a very good role model!
atsaka inspiring!!

ang sama naman niya!

a great teacher is someone who teaches well enough for the students to learn a lot and gives easy tests.. that way theres no pressure on the part of the student to study for the grades. para may fun learning.

knows how to accept her/his fault. na kapag may argument, hindi siya ung i'm right you're wrong.
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One name says it all:
Mrs. Esperanza J. Chee Kee

Just love it when she goes "You're CRAAAZY!!! Such a crAAAAzy-guy!"

Iyong mabait---I think for all my student life 5 times ko lng naranasan iyong mga teachers na meron mga qualities from all of the above.

A teacher shuold be PROFESSIONAL, thoroughly so, and above all other qualities. A teacher can be sympathetic, funny, dashing, hip, cool and all of the other great things we wish all teachers would be. But at the end of everything, like any other person in charge of forming young people in the right direction, they must bge PROFESSIONAL.

Just think, what if you had a teacher who was so nice that nobody flunked, even those who truly deserve to. That would be a monumental injustice to the students who worked hard to pass, and even more so to the student who deserved to fail but was passed anyway because that guy will think he can get away with mediocrity or substandard performance.

Same thing with teachers who consort too much with students, who hang out with students during breaks, blurring the line between a person in authority and the wards under their charge. How will students learn to conduct themselves properly if the teacher acts like a teenager too?

Worst of all, what if a teacher starts getting too personally involved with particular students? this goes beyond merely playing favorites to outright close personal relationships.

napaisip din ako nung sinabihan kami ng aming guro noong nakaraan na taon.
ayon sa kaniya, "kung nagrereklamo kayo sa inyong mga guro, dahil ang lupit nila sa pagbibigay ng mga trabaho... lumipat na lang kayo ng paaralan. kung nais niyong mag-aral dito sa Ateneo, kayanin niyo ang mga pagsubok!"

naiiba na talaga ang pagtingin ko sa mga guro. ngunit, mahalaga sa akin na inspiring ang guro.. kahit wala akong natutunan sa mga leksiyon, basta may natutunan akong mabuting gawain.. nagkakaroon ng kabulohan ang aking pag-aaral..

I actually like teachers who hang out with students - only if they stay professional in the classroom, just like joescoundrel said.

I admire teachers with all those qualities. But, if they are really all that smart and intelligent BUT do not know how to mix well with the students, ayaw ko na sa kanya. Personal preference talaga yung maayos na personal relationship rin with the students.

Pero pag masyadong mabait naman at walang alam sa classroom, then that's really bad...