What is teacher?

What is a teacher?
What is definition of teacher according to you?
Answer mostly of us will be that the one teaches us is a teacher.
Your answer is correct but what is the modern definition of teacher?
So, the modern definition of teacher is that a TEACHER is equal to a MOTIVATOR .
If a teacher doesn’t motivates students then he is not a teacher.
Teaching, telling, understanding is not enough. The real task is to develop a will spark. In the developed countries, you can teach after getting a license. Before issuing you this ‘ teaching license’ you are tested by 6 major qualities.
1: Subject Grip
The one who has a subject grip on his specific subject, is a good teacher. This thing is also common in our country. But in the developed countries the thing that is focused along with your subject grip is upgraded or not? Usually we carry the knowledge that we have gained in the last degree.
2: Communication Skills
It is a very important point. Communication means that you have an art to understand your point of views at the other person’s mental level.
3: Social Genius
This special terminology means that one has ability to be social to others. For example: a teacher isn’t a good teacher if he doesn’t like children and he has to taught children.
4: Motivation
A person can’t be a good teacher if he has no spark, no motivation, no determination. Motivation is one of the good qualities of a good teacher.
5 : Progressive Attitude
A good teacher should be a progressive person because a teacher is the one who has to progress the nation. If he is not a progressive person then how will he progress the nation?
6: A True Learner
A good teacher should have the ability to learn new things. He should have the ability to explore. If you have ‘ thirst if knowledge ( Ilm Ki Pyaas ) then how would you make a person thirsty of knowledge. That’s why our website and YouTube channel has a name of Ilm Ki Pyaas.
Focus on the qualities discussed above and then focus on your child’s teacher and hope so that you will get your answer and that’s why our students or children cannot be capable, encourage and perfect children.
                                                      Written by: Aqsa Maryam