Recognizing a good teacher

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The document provides 27 tips for being a good teacher, such as knowing your students, providing success and structure, engaging students, promoting community, using students' names, and teaching students rather than just subjects. It acknowledges that photos, music and more presentations for teaching can be found on various websites.

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How to recognize a “good”
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