The Definition of a Good Teacher

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If you ask me, I think that most people would define a teacher as someone who exceed with teaching their students and making sure that their students succeed academically. They may also say that their job is based on educating the students. I personally believe that there’s a BIG difference from a good teacher and a regular teacher. I strongly think that a good teacher’s job is way more important than a regular teacher and I believe that good teachers should be famous or something because they actually can change students lives. Unlike the good teachers who should be famous, there are the regular teachers that are very opposite from the good ones. Since middle school, I’ve always thought of a good teacher as someone who not only exceed with teaching, but someone who kind of takes place of the student’s parent. What I meant by parent is a good teacher who actually cares about a student’s problems, insecurities and most of all, their education. I sometimes think of a good teacher as a candle or a torch because they both spread their light and grow brighter like a good teacher who gives excellent education and wonderful support while they also become an even greater teacher in the end because their students teach them as well. A good teacher is also a teacher who gives lots of interest to the student, like a gardener would. A gardener wants their plants\ flowers to grow so their job is to figure out how much water they may need, when they bloom and how they bloom, by that I mean that the teacher has to get to know the students and learn a lot about them and how much attention they may need. I strongly believe that a good teacher’s job is extremely important because the teacher is highly responsible for keeping up with their students. A good teacher actually dedicate their lives to the students and show students lots of respect because they care. Now, the regular
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