Educators

In academic settings, these are the most common icons: School of Business: Caduceus

School of Health: Rod of Aesculapius (often confused with the Caduceus)

School of Arts and Sciences: pen and quill or (modern) telescope

School of Pharmacy: Bowl of Hygieia

School of Education: Open text or Prometheus' Torch

School of Law: The Scales of Themis

It is important to include the skills and abilities that the person has which will pertain to the job they are applying for when answering this. Also describing what their work ethic is would be helpful.

Teachers owe their students a good level of understanding of how the world works. They must also bring out the best in their students and teach them to learn how to stand up for themselves and be who they want to be. Every child must stand up for what they believe in, and they must also control their own thoughts.

These days, with the need for teachers especially male teachers increasing, you still MUST have a teaching license or be eligible for an alternative teaching license. Alternative methods are more commonplace in "high-need" subjects such as math and/or science and are more progressive in metro areas. The days of an undergraduate degree not used, "Well, at least you can teach...", are long gone. If you plan to teach primary or special education, you have to go to college SPECIFICALLY for that purpose. In my case, I was hired for a contract or interim position teaching French in Memphis, TN. Because I speak and study Spanish, I was offered the job. That scenario is unheard of, so do not expect those cases often if ever. "No Child Left Behind" is a government mandate that requires teachers to have completed an arduous and expensive certification process with formal education study, standardized tests like the Praxis series, and a content specialization. In the old days, anyone with a college degree could teach, not so anymore. For those considering teaching, get started NOW. The process is long and you must play the tenuous "ball game" required by the Feds. Here is some advice for would-be teachers. If you are in it for the money, it takes higher degrees and YEARS of experience within the same state for lucrative future salaries. If you plan on moving around the country, you will lose "step" bonuses which are automatic, annual raises to compete with inflation and time served. If you an adult like me changing or adding career leverage, patience and proactivity are essential. Get accepted into the right, ACCREDITED school. DO NOT spend a fortune! A degree for teaching purposes are of equal weight. Find inexpensive colleges or, better yet, get someone else to pay for it. In my case, Memphis City Schools have frozen tuition and Praxis testing reimbursements for the 08-09 school year. So, I am out-of-pocket for my Spanish and TEP (Teacher Education Program) until the district retracts the freeze...God willing. Finally, I will say this. Teaching is one of the most admirable professions. In time, teachers will make more money. However, given the economic pitfalls more common with this country's inability to properly govern capitalism, we will never be the highly paid demi-gods of other industries. Remember, public education does not make money for anyone initially, and neither will we as professors of it.

So they can do their job more efficiently.

An ESL teacher is a teacher who teaches English as a secondary language.

A globally aware teacher is well-informed on different cultures, world events, and history. It is a good idea to keep up with current events by reading well-regarded newspapers, for example, The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal. Listen to the radio and watch TV programming that is informative about a range of topics. Make use of online resources to learn interesting facts and stories that convey teachable moments about living in an interconnected world. Teachers can use social media to introduce their students to new languages and even reach out to students in other countries.

It's not always bad, but unfortunately with the majority of students, students tend to distract each other with jokes or talk rather than paying attention and trying to learn. Occasionally, students can stand up to the peer pressure, or their friends are also studious, but that isn't usually the way it works, so one solution that teachers often use is to establish seating charts and choosing to keep the trouble-making groups apart, and hopefully away from each other.

Yes.

One way of doing that is here on answers.com. The people who ask questions live in many parts of the world.

Another way of doing it would be to create videos for YouTube.com. Many people visit that site to learn new things.

University teachers are also offering courses free-of-charge on coursera.com in many subject areas. Again, people from across the world take advantage of these courses.

The student should observe the class to order. You should also carry out assignments thatthe teacher has set.

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The amount of pay that you receive from a job.

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because if the teacher dont give theam work at al or yourst sit their and do her nails tha is why

Earnings for teachers are not set on a nationwide basis. It depends on your district. In my area, it varies for first year teachers from 27,900 a year to 36,000 a year (both are in addition to benefits). As you gain more experience, you move up the salary scale. Another way to move up the scale is to continue your education. Your post graduate hours count to help you receive better pay.

just ask them if they would like to come on teachers day (or maybe before so you can get organized.).

Otherwise those who are supposed to be following you won't take you seriously. You'd be sending the message that whatever you want them to do isn't important enough for you to do as well, and so they would place little value on your authority.

patient,good,nice,kind,helpful,understandful,forgiving.and so on

you can convince your teacher that you are a good leader, by showing him/her that you are. when you have group projects, take charge! keep up your grades, volenteer around town. head up a group in school.

she studied to be a doctor, teacher but what she wanted was to go in space. so she went and graduated from doctor and teacher and then on of her family member taught her how to fly a plan and then went to take classes of how to fly known as training and was known as the fist african_american ]women to fly in an airplane to space

While it is a wonderful gesture of thanks, there is some debate as to whether or not it is appropriate to give a gift to one's teacher at the end of the school year. The state of Alabama has said teachers can accept gifts valued at $25 or less. As to whether or not one should or should not, one should let their conscience be their guide.

Good classroom control, a good personality, organsation (you dont want to lose everyone's papers), honesty, trust, value, care, and much much more What it takes to be a good teacher is not easy. Being a good teacher means you take responsibility over what your students learned by the end of the year. It means you have to be patient and be calm when you get frustrated. It means you have a friendly connection with your students and have a fun way to teach and help students understand a lesson. Make students want to learn. This is what Children want from a teacher.

Well, it depends. If a teacher is nice and educated, no. If a teacher is funny and crazy with students, yes.