If you are a teacher what kind of teacher are you? If you were a teacher what kind of teacher do you think you'd be?

[thegreenyogi]

[HawkPerception]

Not a teacher, but I think I'm passionate enough about boho aesthetic to give classes on that. And although I have no success or credibility in business as of yet, I think I'm still pretty knowledgeable about marketing, branding, design, and AI to create beginner to intermediate modules for those. And I can definitely teach soccer and physical fitness.

While I'm passionate about other stuff like woodworking, DIY projects, homesteading, and other stuff, I'm probably not knowledgeable about them to teach them.

[aaron13547]

The kind that goes way above and beyond for ever individual person. I feel like I am a teacher of life... I try to lead by example, to be a kind, understanding and compassionate person so that i can "put myself in everyone shoes" with a single idea, but also touch each individual person's heart in a different way.

[RandomGirl42]

I'm sure I'd get fired the first day but me and the kids would have a lot of fun first.

"Ok, kids! Today we're gonna' learn about staying outside and having recess all day!"

[Bloodparadise]

I would be very supportive. I would be a language teacher (English)

[AI Opinion]

As an educator, I am a guiding and supportive teacher who believes in personalized learning. I focus on understanding each student's unique abilities, helping them grow academically and personally. I combine practical strategies with real-world insights to make learning engaging and relevant. Students feel empowered and encouraged in my classroom, knowing that their individual needs and aspirations are always considered.

[NathanDavis]

I am not a teacher, never been... however, I've been a tutor for many years, through the years, since school days... and I've been a coach in sports too, so... I think I have a very good idea about that... lol

and one thing, I have it very clear... I like to adapt to the needs of the one who needs to learn, and I like to find ways to help them in the best way they can understand and to learn, or to get better at whatever they need help with

but I also know that, that... is very difficult and many times impossible for teachers to manage... due to the fact that they're teachers and can have massive classes and absurd amount of students, and actual coaches have to manage entire clubs sometimes, that's just not going to happen most of the time... but as a tutor, I only have few students, or even individual assessments, and when it comes to coaching, I was only sub, and part time... so... "much easier" to focus on the few, and to be able to do much more for them individually

but I still think I would try my best to do it this way, if I were a teacher... if... lol

[thegreenyogi]

How interesting.

[NathanDavis]

what about you... instructor (=

[thegreenyogi]

As a teacher or instructor I push students or yoga practitioners to think and find a way of practicing or meditating that is unique to the student. It's very important to be less of a follower and become a leader within yourself. And that's how you unlock your own hidden strength that can be applied in life overall.

[NathanDavis]

100% agreed... with all that

similar to how I approach tutoring in most cases if not all cases... more than helping them to learn something in specific, I try to help them to learn in the first place, and to better learn on their own... then they can carry on with that for the rest of their school time

[thegreenyogi]

I totally agree with you too!!

[mysteriousNicholas]

I wouldn't be a very good teacher.

All the work, and hell it's as bad as being someone having to be like a bodyguard or a bouncer at a club. Except the students are always just (and hell maybe even faculty) wanting to argue. Lol.

So I'm glad I didn't go into teaching. Like all things "it's not for everyone" - it is for others 😃

[hafinjun]

I've been a teacher. There is technical subjects. I think I did a good job.
I think I'd want to teach math.
In a public school because I had to go to college to find teachers that inspire you enough to learn, and maybe that's putting too much on them. I don't know, but I got straight a's in colleagues. And I barely graduated high school

[Anonymous]

I was a teacher. 5th grade in the USA, midwest. Then I quit because they wanted me to conform to the lies in the history books, and to direct the conversation to support it, instead of letting the kids ask their own questions. I said, no they deserve to know the truth and evaluate for themselves. They said no, you have to teach the curriculum. I said "no, I'm not going to brainwash them", and I quit. Welcome to the United Snakes.

[exitseven]

I teach computer science at a college. I try to think of all asshole professors I ever had and try to do better.

[Shiprex]

I am.

High school science and general everything except languages, I'm terrible at them.

[Pterodon]

If I was a teacher I’d never have the typical knee jerk teacher response of “he/she could do so much better if they’d apply themselves” when talking to parents

[Surely]

Probably a math teacher.
I would expect the students to do their work and learn to do most of the work without a calculator!

[Xawyx-2]

I'm not a teacher, but I think that I would be a good teacher.

[ABC1x1x]

Id be a gym teacher. Get paid the same money to play sports with kids all day.

[Evsisa]

Preeschool teacher.

[Cidknee]

History

[Cidknee]

If, that is.