Evening star. [volume], August 23, 1959, Page 41, Image 227

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The Ideal Teacher
THHE IDEAL TEACHER, in the eyes of Washington area students, is something
I of a giant—not of stature, but of Intellect and heart. He is up to the
minute in his subject, and he is able to present it to his students in such a
way that they can understand clearly. '
As Corry van Hemert of Leland Junior High School puts it: “If it were just
facts we needed to learn, we wouldn’t need any teachers. A teacher’s job is to
help students grasp the full value of an education and help them better under
stand their work and their purpose in the world—and how to make it count.”
The students’ ideal teacher loves teaching and is fond of young people. He
is ready to lend them a hand with their problems. But he isn’t a pushover—
he is able to maintain order. He has infinite patience and a sense of humor.
Here are some of the replies students made to our question, “What qualities
do you think make a good teacher?”
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