The Characteristics Of A Good Teacher

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A good teacher has a positive attitude, is passionate about teaching, and knows their subject matter well. They are also prepared, caring towards students, and respect and relate to students by being accessible and keeping an open mind.

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After completion of the training workshop, the participants will be able to know: - Four essential qualities of a good teacher: - Knowledge - Communication skills - Interest - Respect for students - Personal characteristics of an excellent teacher - General Qualities of a Good Teacher - Specific Qualities of a Good Teacher - Use of Knowledge - What does an effective teacher look like? - Characteristics and Abilities of Effective Teachers

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