Teacher Be Like


Becoming a good teacher involves a combination of skills, mindset, and practical strategies. Here are 20 tips to help you on your teaching journey:

  1. Great Communicators: Develop excellent communication skills to engage students effectively. Use relatable examples and encourage open dialogue
  2. Subject Expertise: Master your subject area to inspire learning. Passion for your topic will resonate with students
  3. Plan with Purpose: Keep your students’ goals in mind when designing lessons. Solve their problems in actionable ways
  4. Adaptability: Be open to change. If something isn’t working, adjust your approach
  5. Establish Routines: The first weeks are crucial for setting routines and expectations
  6. Authenticity: Be genuine; students can spot authenticity. Be yourself and build trust
  7. Embrace Imperfection: Don’t strive for perfection in your first year. Find your teaching style and what works for your class
  8. Focus on Goals: Keep your eye on the long-term goal and avoid getting overwhelmed by the process
  9. Active Listening: Listen to understand, not just to respond. Show care for students’ success
  10. Sub Binder: Create a sub binder or tub for emergency absences
  11. Find Free Resources: Discover free teaching materials to save money during your early years
  12. Acronyms Dictionary: Compile a list of school-related acronyms and their meanings
  13. Document Student Support: Learn how to document students who need extra help and manage grades
  14. Provide Heads-Up: Alert new teachers about important events or tasks not on the calendar
  15. Show Them Around: Familiarize new teachers with essential items and school technology
  16. Collaborate: Give new teachers time to work together in a supportive environment
  17. Treat Every Student Kindly: Even challenging students deserve respect and care
  18. Love the Neediest Child: Show extra love to the most vulnerable students
  19. Be Real: Authenticity matters; avoid being someone you’re not
  20. Learn from Feedback: Seek feedback, adapt, and continuously improve

Remember, teaching is a journey, and each day offers opportunities for growth and positive impact!

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