Teaching
people is one of the toughest jobs, I believe. It actually means moulding the
beliefs and mindsets people hold about things. And to be honest, it requires
gumptions and guts to present our knowledge before a crowd of people, who are
absolutely unaware of what is going to be spoken. A teacher is the one who lays
the foundation, the base. It’s a huge responsibility, and there’s always a
risk. But, higher the risk, higher the
reward!
“A
mediocre teacher tells. A good teacher explains. A superior teacher demonstrates.
But a great teacher inspires.”
So,
who is great teacher? A person flaunting the certificate of his degree
everywhere and to everyone he meets? Or, a person who can preach a sense of
learning in his students? I guess the latter one. A teacher is the one who befriends
his students and showers all his knowledge on them.
Let
us try to figure out, what qualities are essential for being a great teacher?
Firstly, a great teacher is adaptable. He can change his tricks and ways of teaching according to the crowd in front of him, depending on the situations and purposes. A great teacher is willing to change and amend even his traditional ways of teaching to make his students learn.
Firstly, a great teacher is adaptable. He can change his tricks and ways of teaching according to the crowd in front of him, depending on the situations and purposes. A great teacher is willing to change and amend even his traditional ways of teaching to make his students learn.
Secondly,
a great teacher understands. He knows, not all students are of equal calibre.
He recognizes the skills and talents of his students and encourages them to
pursue and improvise the same. A great teacher is a great motivation, and the
biggest energy booster anyone can have.
Then,
a great teacher is a role model of all. He has such a good image sculpted in
everyone’s eyes, that his students become fond of him. He has such an ideal and
impressive personality, that everyone wants to have the same depth of knowledge
as his, and ultimately, he is regarded to be everyone’s role model.
To
come next, a great teacher is worthy. His students adore him to the fullest and
he leaves a noteworthy mark on everyone’s hearts and minds. His students look
forward to the time when they would be learning new things from him. He carves even
the minutest parts of his students’ personalities.
Again,
a good teacher is impartial. He doesn’t cling to prejudices and treats everyone
equally. He has a clean heart, which doesn’t differentiate between his students.
He considers everyone as his ‘own’ and gives away all the love he has, equally
to everyone. He acts strict at times, but always wants his students to excel in
whatever they do.
A
good teacher can read eyes. Just by looking at his students, he can know if
something is wrong with them. He knows and understands if his students are
happy, or the other way, if something is bothering them. He has this
supernatural power. He can identify if everyone understands what he explains.
Lastly,
a good teacher acts like a friend, family, companion, philosopher and guide. He
sometimes shows his dominance, but there’s also a sober side to him, which
comes out when his pals need him. May it be personal, professional or related
to studies, a great teacher is always there to rescue his students from
whatever situation they’re in.
Vishal
Sir,
We
all know and have experienced, the way you teach, talk, act and help. We’re all
genuinely indebted to you for all the knowledge you’ve given us, and also for
what is yet to come. You have been a great teacher, an inspiring person all
this while. On this auspicious occasion of your birthday, on the behalf of all,
I say a BIG thank you, for whatever you have done for us, and for as many times
you’ve been there to help us. You have your ways of making us learn things, but
when we still don’t understand, you go out of your way to make us understand.
You are a motivation, a role model of almost everyone. You very well understand
us and our abilities and flaws. You’re there to our rescue each time, pushing
us to try harder the next time. We really look forward to learn things from
you, you make everything interesting and reliable, giving us your owned ‘illogical
logics.’
Thank
you so much, Sir, from the bottom of our hearts. We all wish you a VERY HAPPY
BIRTHDAY. May you have many more birthdays to come, and may you keep spreading
your knowledge to everyone.
Thank
you. :)
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