A teacher is a teacher whether it is allotted for Primary Students or High-School Students but with the right skills inspires and influences entire student lives. They are instruments who can ignite powerful thoughts in students, helping them unleash their true potential.

Here are a few reasons why teachers are so important.

1. They help and contribute for the betterment of Students
Teachers learn how they can help each and every kid they come in contact with. Not just educationally, but emotionally. A teacher can help students grow and mature into better people. Young children learn from what they see, and they will often follow a teacher's lead.

2. They have Patience to understand the need of growth
When parents aren't around, teachers are the ones who have to take care their child. Anyone with kids knows, they can be a lot of work. Not to mention they have more than 10. Can you imagine having 10 children? It seems like a hefty amount of work, and that's what a teacher does. They have to have enough patience to help and care for many children. That deserves a trophy on its own.

3. They completely engage with their Students
Day in and day out, every teacher handles a bunch of students with different mentalities towards learning. Hence, for you to be called an effective teacher, you should develop student engagement skills so that you can motivate your students. They make educational content interesting for students by using different strategies such as the use of visuals and impressive feats and facts. Developing a strong rapport with students is one of the best ways to ensure your students are engaged in the class by showing genuine interest in them and their interests.

4. They create a big difference in one’s life in the long run
Experienced teachers always marvel about the priceless joys from seeing progress of their students. Through time, they gain new knowledge, deeper interest on the subject, and learn what fires their passion most. Their role as a teacher is to mold the future by influencing students’ views and understanding. Also, they help them develop behavior, adopt creativity, view the world in a positive approach, and find the potential they need to lead a productive life.
5. Allow Students to Work Together
When students work together, they often try to solve problems while having fun! Collaboration is a great teaching tool in itself. Teachers, however, to ensure that the groups are balanced and fair so that some students aren’t doing more work than the others.

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