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Educators
An educator (or teacher) is a person who instructs and educates students. To be an educator, a person must obtain professional qualifications and teaching certification from a university or college.
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Why does teachers have an easy job?
You must mean "why DO teacher have an easy job?" That is a myth! Nothing about teaching is easy! From dealing with their students, the student's families, administration, co-workers, state standards, standardized tests, curriculum changes and challenges, grading papers, writing tests, working on projects and committing personal time after school hours to be there for students, it is easy for teachers to lose sight of the reasons they became teachers! There is nothing easy about the job of educating America's future!
What is an authoritarian vs non authoritarian approach to American education?
I would say an authoritative approach would be to brainwash kids into believing certain things and a less authoritative approach would be to give kids right information and to let them think what they want
How do you become a strict teacher?
Second, follow the teacher's rules, pay attention in class, do your homework on time, and study for those hard tests strict teachers often give. Now I know that sounds like a real drag, but doing those things goes a long, long way in handling teachers who are strict. It also goes a long way to help you have discipline, responsibility, and all those great qualities that you will need to really succeed in life.
Now, I know this is probably not the answer you were looking for, but I've been on both sides of the teacher's desk. I know what I'm talking about because when I'm on the teacher's side of the desk, I'm a strict teacher.
One more thing! What you've been told about appreciating strict teachers when you get older. Believe it! It's true!
The teachers sometimes get strict because your not following the rules or your not listening and less listening means your not learning that means they get mad because your not learning.
What is identification type of test?
An identifying test is one that has individuals matching certain characteristics. Test takers look for distinguishing features and identify matches as a result.
Why are bosses far worse than teachers and professors combined in terms of profession?
because bosses are way ugly and also because they have to do their jobs and how they have to talk to their emploies and their supervisors.....
How does ponyboy show respect?
Ponyboy as in The Outsiders....? if so........ he shows respect by having good and bad relationships with his family and friends by spending time with them and having heart-to-hearts... e.t.c
Who are the teachers at Riddlesdown High School?
There are many such as Mr Dey, Mr Smith, Mrs Williams, Miss Mcgahan, Miss Allen and Mr Webb
What are the reasons why many teachers opted to work abroad?
The benefits of teaching overseas is the experience, the culture, the pay, and the opportunities to do something you would not normally do. The benefits are far greater then teaching in your resident country.
How old do you have to be a teacher?
It really depends on when you get out of collage........ most people are 21 before they get out. Some people wait to long before they get in to teaching.
Why should a practicing teacher be aware of the conditions of knowledge?
A practicing teacher should be aware of the conditions of knowledge because it affects their students. Knowing the conditions will better help the teacher understand what they need to know to make the best learning environment for their students.
A teacher's edition of a textbook has general lesson plans, suggestions for expanding the lessons, and answers to questions for the lessons.
Students sometimes attempt to get a copy of the teacher's edition in order to get the answers. That, in most teacher's views, is cheating. It's best to do the work and learn the material. In the end, cheating really only cheats one person: the one who cheats.
What happen if the school principal and teachers are ignorant of school laws and legislation?
Then dat schul will no longer remains schul..
Debate on topic should teenagers be given more freedom by parents and teachers?
yes..i feel tht teenagerz should be given all freedom coz they shd also be given a chance to experience the outer world in their own way..give them freeom to see how far they go but in the same time v shd control them..
When a student assaults another student and teachers do nothing how can you sue?
To sue because another student attacked you and the teacher did nothing, get a lawyer and take them to court. Say that the student attacked you and the teacher did nothing.
Do teachers still think about graduated students?
Probably not, they are thinking about their new group of students and how they can help them succeed in their studies.
Why students at primary level not able to solve division sums?
Well, it just depends on the intellectual of the student. Some children grasp maths easily, many don't.
Accountabilities of the teacher among self?
the teacher himself is accountable with his professional growth.
What are your disadvantages for a teacher?
Teaching is a wonderful thing, if it were only that. The common societal myth is that teaching is easy and "teachers have it so greatthey get off all this time for vacations...yada yada yada." The truth is mTeaching is a wonderful thing, if it were only that. The common societal myth is that teaching is easy and "teachers have it so greatuch harder to digest for most of the general public ; as they are taken aback when they learn of the incredibly overwhelming responsibility and dedication to working beyond the "call of duty" that is required of teachers. Though many say, "teachers get off at 3. I would kill to get that." Yes, but do you take your job home with you? Do you live your job? Have you had to halve yourself to take on a completely new culture (the teaching culture) to fit into your own already hectic life? The work day for a teacher never ends at 3PM. It is continuous throughout the night & into the weekends. Often, we are "asked" to attend professional development seminars on our weekends...ready for this...unpaid. The additional time spent working 50 - 60 hours/week 10 to 20 of those not paid is only partially made up for during the "vacation time", what the rest of the general population sees as this mighty break. In all, the time spent working evens out (barely) with the time we get off.
I do have a furthermore, in case you weren't already awakened well enough. The decline of literacy and care for use of literacy is epidemic in this country and so it is affecting every facet of our existence. The student attention span is diminished to a fraction of what it once was 20+ years ago. This compounded with both parents working & a low level of concern for actual academic achievement not only by the student but expected by the parents has begun the great spiral of societal destruction. This may seem somewhat doomsdayish, but I assure you, being on the front lines with "our future" everyday continues to darken the outlook.
One of the primary factors for this is parent involvement. Many parents will use anger & show their frustration if their child is not performing well, but they have never demonstrated the importance of their child's education. A parent can tell a child until they're blue in the face that they need to get good grades & read well, but unless a child sees the genuine emphasis on education in their homes (i.e. reading in the home, helping with and checking homework, insisting on reading over spending more time on the Internet or watching TV or playing video games), they are doomed to continue in the desperate educational maelstrom.
There is much to be positive about in the educational setting & being a teacher, but you did not ask about that. Personally, I love teaching, unfortunately it is plagued by much that will probably never be addressed & so, it continues as a "somewhat farcical" institution. The education students receive today is minimalist compared to what it could be...if only the public really cared.
As a early childhood education teacher what should you bring to the early childhood community?
In addition to being knowledgeable about the subjects they teach, teachers must have the ability to communicate, inspire trust and confidence, and motivate students, as well as understand the students' educational and emotional needs. Teachers must be able to recognize and respond to individual and cultural differences in students and employ different teaching methods that will result in higher student achievement. They should be organized, dependable, patient, and creative. Teachers also must be able to work cooperatively and communicate effectively with other teachers, support staff, parents, and members of the community. Private schools associated with religious institutions also desire candidates who share the values that are important to the institution.
