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1.9日作业07.9.8 A teacher's ability to relate well with students is more important than to give them knowledge.
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In the era of rapid social and technological change, teachers play an increasingly crucial role in most of our lives. We gain majority knowledge from our teachers. So a teacher's ability to give them knowledge seems to be important, while, in my opinion, a teacher's ability to relate well with students is more important than to give them knowledge. I'll demonstrate my view in following paragraghs.
Good relation with students is the preaquition of knowledge giving. Imaging that, a teacher fails go get well with his/her students, the students would probably don't want to listen to what he/she says in the class. Even he/she has the best way to arrange his/her lesson properly, his/her words just come into their mind and go out the other side. Finally, students do obtain little knowledge he/she gives. Luckily, my father know this point very well, who is a chemistry teacher. His students, including me, always like listening to him and talking with him, because he knows how to relate well to his students. In his class, we pay all of our attention to what he said, and get the knowledge impressively. Anyway, good relationship is one of the best ways to teach students easily for a teacher.
Also, students will improve their interpersonal skills, if their teacher get will with them. They will graduately find the ways to improve relationship, which their teacher used on them. Take me for example, I got my interpersonal skills from my father, when I was in my middle school. This ability is something more than knowledge. You only can learn from others rather than from books. I'm very luck to get the ability, when I was learning chemistry from my father.
If I'm so lucky to be teacher in the future, I would get well with my students first, and then motivate their interest to me, to my class, to the discipline I teach, finally, they will get both knowledge on textbooks and social ability of interpersonal skills. |
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