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Synonyms of teacher

• educationist.
• [chiefly British],
• educator,
• instructor,
• pedagogue.
• (also pedagog),
• preceptor,
• schoolteacher.

/shikshaka/ instructor countable noun. An instructor is a teacher, especially of driving, skiing, or swimming.

The noun teacher derives from the verb ‘teach’, which comes from Old English, has been used in English since the 9th century, and is related to similar words in other Germanic languages.

noun. a person who teaches or instructs, especially as a profession; instructor.

Being a teacher means being there, giving everything I can, making sure I am as knowledgeable as I can be about my content and about my students’ lives; it means sacrifice for the sake of helping kids in need and it means caring about students unconditionally. Being a teacher is exciting, enjoyable, and REWARDING!!!!

Some qualities of a good teacher include skills in communication, listening, collaboration, adaptability, empathy and patience. Other characteristics of effective teaching include an engaging classroom presence, value in real-world learning, exchange of best practices and a lifelong love of learning.

• Critical thinking. With strong critical thinking skills, teachers are able to consider the best interests of the students while also working within their institution’s goals and standards.
• Patience.
• Communication.
• Organization.
• Imaginative thinking.
• Leadership.
• Teamwork.
• Time management.

A great teacher always has compassion for their students, understanding of their students’ personal lives, and appreciation for their academic goals and achievements. Teachers are role models for children to be positive, always try harder, and reach for the stars.

7 Roles of A Teacher

• Authoritative/ Controller. The authoritative role that a teacher plays can be in two ways, high authority, high involvement, and high authority low involvement.
• Delegator.
• Prompter.
• Participant.
• Demonstrator.
• Lecturer/ tutor.
• Resource.
• Conclusion.

• What Makes a Good Teacher: 10 Qualities of an Excellent Teacher.
• Communication Skills.
• Listening Skills.
• Friendly Attitude.
• Patient.
• Strong Work Ethic.
• Organizational Skills.
• Preparation.

Here are five roles that a teacher often has to fill in order to be the best educator they can be.

1. Resource. One of the top roles a teacher must fill is that of a resource specialists.
2. Support. Students are the ones who need support when learning a new skill or piece of information.
3. Mentor.
4. Helping hand.
5. Learner.

On the most basic level, the definition of “professional teacher” refers to the status of a person who is paid to teach. It can also, on a higher level, refer to teachers who represent the best in the profession and set the highest standard for best practice. They know the standards of practice of their profession.

For educational communities, understanding that teachers and school leaders are recognised as “professionals” means having high expectations of them. Teachers and school leaders need the support of educational communities in order to succeed at their work.

Professionalism in Teaching

1. Be on time*. Arriving early to school or staying late is often necessary.
2. Dress respectfully*. Dressing for success may make you feel more effective in your role as educator and motivator.
3. Be positive*.
4. Never complain.
5. Blame no one.
6. Smile.
7. Compliment.
8. Ask for help.

Teachers are not considered to be professionals because they are not. Teachers are the least (by far) educated of those you tried to compare them to- lawyers, doctors, accountants etc. In many cases teaching is a last minute career choice because people trained in other fields cannot get jobs.

Yes, teachers should be identified as professionals, however it is dependent on how individual teachers conduct themselves, behave and portray their personality that defines whether they are being a professional.

Answer. Answer: Teachers who don’t have license is not considered to be professionals because they are not. Teachers are the least (by far) educated of those you tried to compare them to- lawyers, doctors, accountants etc.

In surveys ranking jobs by status, says Richard Ingersoll, professor of education at the University of Pennsylvania, “teaching definitely ranks below all the traditional occupations.” Seventy percent of teachers surveyed nationwide felt their profession didn’t receive enough respect.

In an organization that does not understand and manage this distinction, people who take on low-status tasks are implicitly understood to be less powerful, less important, and less valuable to the organization.

Definitions of low status. noun. a position of inferior status; low in station or rank or fortune or estimation. synonyms: lowliness, lowness. see more.

Low-status behaviors Speaking in halting, incomplete sentences. Trailing off, editing your sentences as you got. Sitting or standing uncomfortably in order to adjust to the other person and give them space. Pulling inward to give the other person more room.

Low-status students don’t have access to the task. “They often can’t get their hands on the material,” Cohen said. For example, the film shows two students assembling a castle and almost shielding a third student from it. Low-status students don’t talk as much as other students.

The Rules of Status

1. Have social intuition. If you act weird or awkward during social situations, you will automatically demote yourself from a high status position.
2. Lead your group.
3. Be non-reactive.
4. Become the leader of leaders.
5. Win friends.
6. Work the room.
7. Command attention.
8. Don’t suck up to people.

High status: steady energy

1. Silent, low breathing – your upper chest remains still when you breathe in and out.
2. long pauses when speaking.
3. deep, relaxed voice; natural tone inflections.
4. direct eye contact.
5. head in upright position.

Let’s begin.

1. Workout, sculpt your body to perfection. This is more than looks.
2. Love Yourself. The high status person has an aura of self love that permeates through every single movement.
3. Raise testosterone and lower cortisol.
4. Have incredible self-talk.
5. Body language.
6. Be around high status people.
7. Posture.
8. Be actually happy.

1a : position or rank in relation to others the status of a father. b : relative rank in a hierarchy of prestige especially : high prestige. 2 : the condition of a person or thing in the eyes of the law. 3 : state or condition with respect to circumstances the status of the negotiations.

adj. 1 of the immediate present; in progress. current events. 2 most recent; up-to-date.