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    Teacher Enthusiasm

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    Teacher enthusiasm Since teachers can affect how students perceive the course materials‚ it has been found that teachers who showed enthusiasm towards the course materials and students can affect a positive learning experience towards the course materials. On teacher or course evaluations‚ it was found that teachers who have a positive disposition towards the course content tend to transfer their passion to receptive students. These teachers do not teach by rote but attempt to find new invigoration

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    Summary of "Sex‚ Lies‚ and Conversation" Did you know that the divorce rate nowadays is almost fifty percent? In the article “Sex‚ Lies and Conversation: Why Is It So Hard for Men and Women to Talk to Each Other?”‚ written by Deborah Tannen‚ she discusses how men and women contact with each other‚ and how different the ways of communications for opposite sexes are. She also talks about how the lack of communication is breaking the relationship between men and women. Tannen states that

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    Teacher plays an very important part role in student’s idea or view‚ however‚ I believe teachers now have less influence on students than they had in the past. There are several reasons to support my statement. Firstly‚ students get more information than they did in the past. Years ago‚ when internet didn’t existed and TV and radio were the privilege of few rich family‚ children or students had only limited channel to get information. Therefore‚ teachers exert dominant influence on students since

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    Importance of Teachers

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    Teachers are the most important factor in a student’s success at school.” As the famous academic‚ Henry Adams quoted‚ “a teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” Though this statement remains valid‚ and I indeed adopt Adams’ opinion on the topic‚ in this evolving modern era‚ other influences are becoming increasingly vital to the success of any individual. Although our success in school‚ considering academic‚ social and emotional development‚ is widely affected

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    Teacher Interviews

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    Teacher Interviews I have many great teachers that have influenced my life through the years. However there are many‚ there are three in particular that have been a large part of my life in high school. Mrs. Sikes‚ Mrs. Conner‚ and Mr. Marlow are the teachers that have been that special part of my life. During my interviews I asked each teacher a few questions relating to their career. First I asked what motivates them to be a teacher. Their answers were really similar. Mr. Marlow said that what

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    The Role of a Teacher

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    The role of a teacher in today’s world is a complex and diverse one.  It is to provide intellectual and social development‚ to have integrity‚ to be honest and to always provide appropriate conduct in the classroom and the community. In addition to these attributes‚ the role of a teacher is to acquire professionalism and ethics and abide by their own moral code and that of their school‚ while maintaining a commitment to confidentiality between students‚ colleagues and the community. A very

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    The Role of the Teacher

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    THE TEACHER Being a teacher‚ like being a parent‚ means taking on a complex role‚ a role that is in constant flux ‚ that needs constant redefinition according to the learner or the child. Teaching requires knowledge‚ skill‚ commitment and caring. Preparing to teach requires effort and time. It was William Butler Yates who said: “Teaching is not filling a pail‚ but lighting a fire.” And it is the teacher’s role to strike the sparks. I see three distinct sides to the role of the teacher. •

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    Teacher Tenure

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    enough in going to school‚ if they have teachers that are not interested‚ or qualified to teach them. This has become the problem with the American education system today‚ when educators are protected by tenure laws‚ and continue to poorly educate America’s youth. Everyone will end up paying the difference. As long as there is no standard criterion to rate our teachers by‚ America’s education status will continue to fall. This paper will inform you on what teacher tenure is‚ how it started‚ and how it

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    Teaching is a profession that is often under recognized‚ funded and appreciated. Teachers in urban‚ low-socioeconomic areas are probably more challenged and less appreciated than their counterpart in affluent schools and middle class neighborhoods. The challenges facing urban teachers also face teachers in rural areas‚ however‚ teacher dissatisfaction and turnover appears to be higher in urban schools‚ according to Tanner‚ McLeod‚ Carter‚ Simpson‚ and Maxwell (2008). Tanner et al. (2008) suggest

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    Teacher Effectiveness

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    management all play a significant role in overall teacher effectiveness. It has been found that teachers who exhibit socially just personal attributes such as care‚ compassion and empathy for all students are most effective. Teachers who are ‘active ’ in employing a range of teaching and learning strategies that are heavily based on student-teacher and student-student interaction are also found to be effective. In terms of classroom management‚ effective teachers are able to outline and stick to a clear set

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