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-a person who teaches
-one who educates
Ref: Webster’s Dictionary
To know what
makes a good
teacher, one must
know the task of a
teacher.
Ref: Principles of teaching (Corpuz, 2007)
1. PROFESSIONAL
QUALITIES
2. PERSONAL QUALITIES
Ref: Lardizabal, A. (1991)
Effective
learning demands
that the teacher
possesses solid
knowledge of the
subject or the field
that he teaches.
Ref: Lardizabal, A. (1991)
Understanding the basic
principles of human growth
and development of the learner.
Ref: Lardizabal, A. (1991)
Effective teacher and
teaching, is skill with teaching
methods.
Ref: Meador D. a teaching expert
(http://teaching.about.com/od/Information-For-Teachers/)
S/he must be able to
show his/her subject relates with
other fields, particularly in the
solution of life’s problem.
Ref: Lardizabal, A. (1991)
The degree of a
teacher’s success depends to a
great extent on his attitude
toward his job.
Ref: Lardizabal, A. (1991)
PERSONAL
QUALITIES
Passion in
teaching is a
compelling force
that emerges from
one’s inborn love
for children.
Ref: Corpuz, A.(2007) in his book
Principles of teaching
Humor stands for
anything funny,
which elicits a smile,
laughter or amusing
reaction to the learners.
Ref: Danielson, C. (1996) in his book Enhancing professional
practice: A framework for teaching
Teacher’s are models of
values.
Open-mindedness
Fairness
Sincerity
Ref: Corpuz, A.(2007) in his book Principles of teaching
In teaching, patience
refers to a teacher’s
uncomplaining nature,
self-control and
persistence.
Ref: Corpuz, A.(2007) in his book Principles of teaching
Qualities of a good teacher