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Question 20 of 26

What do you feel are the most important qualities in being a good Teacher?

This can be answered briefly. It is smart to also tie in qualities that you feel you possess.

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  • 20. What do you feel are the most important qualities in being a good Teacher?

      How to Answer

      This can be answered briefly. It is smart to also tie in qualities that you feel you possess.

      1st Answer Example

      "I believe that the most important qualities in being a good teacher are patience, genuine interest and attention to detail. The reason being is that if we are patient with our students and show that we are also engaged in their learning, they will be more driven to do the same."

      2nd Answer Example

      "I believe that a good teacher is patient, has excellent communication skills, and has a wide range of teaching tools to draw from. I'm a very compassionate person and I do communicate well, but I do know that I have many more years to grow before I can be considered an expert. So I'm constantly learning more about pedagogical methods and reading about teaching."

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      Anonymous Answer

      "I believe the most important qualities are developing a relationship with your students. You want students to know that you care, and they are loved. Showing you care about their interests makes them feel they are important and makes them excited about school. Another quality would be advocating for students, especially in special education."

      Rachelle's Feedback

      Well said. If every teacher took this approach, school would be much warmer and welcoming for students :)