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Think about the most memorable teachers you've ever had

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Think about the most memorable teachers you've ever had

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What qualities did they possess?
Why do you think these qualities worked for them or didn't work for them?

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What kind of teacher would you like to be?
What are your teaching goals? Values?

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Do you think you should adopt the teaching style of the best teacher you've ever had?
Would it be better to adapt your teaching style to the environment and play to your unique strengths?
How do you construct your identity?
How do you want your students to view you?
What tools can you use to convey the fact that you are a caring person?
How do you want your students to address you?
How do they contact you?
How flexible are your expectations?
What do you know about your students?
What are you going to wear?
What features of your personality will you display?
How can you, as a teacher, give your students authority that derives from their experiences?
How do you deal with challenges to your authority?
How will you teach?
How do you plan on utilizing the classroom space?
How do you assess student learning?
What strategies do you use to gather student feedback?

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When a teaching persona has emerged, how does it change across one's career? By accident? By design?

What happens if it doesn't change? Is that cause for concern?

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Think about the most memorable teachers you've ever had

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Think about the most memorable teachers you've ever had

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What qualities did they possess?
Why do you think these qualities worked for them or didn't work for them?

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What kind of teacher would you like to be?
What are your teaching goals? Values?

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My most memorable teachers have been compassionate human beings who encourage communication. 

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My most memorable teachers have been compassionate human beings who encourage communication. 

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They were worried about student's lives outside the classroom

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They were worried about student's lives outside the classroom

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The most memorable teachers showed that they cared about me, my education, and my future. 

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The most memorable teachers showed that they cared about me, my education, and my future. 

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The professor who encouraged me to pursue grad school had approached me very casually to ask me if I ever considered applying. They were encouraging and kind, but didn't come off as overstepping.

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They made learning fun and interactive, encouraging involvement, and learning from each other.

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One of the most memorable teachers I had in grad school was one who was very critical about the canon in his field, and was also very open to dialogue with students. I think critical thinking and openness are important. I also liked how he was not afraid of his accent (he was not a native English speaker).

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One of the most memorable teachers I had in grad school was one who was very critical about the canon in his field, and was also very open to dialogue with students. I think critical thinking and openness are important. I also liked how he was not afraid of his accent (he was not a native English speaker).

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Professors who approached me and told me about opportunities that I wouldn't have been aware of (such as scholarships)

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Insightfully asked the kind of questions that made you feel deeply listened to like they were taking part of a longer thinking process/conversation

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Insightfully asked the kind of questions that made you feel deeply listened to like they were taking part of a longer thinking process/conversation

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Kind, caring, compassionate, practiced empathy, and transparent. A few students took advantage of these qualities and misunderstood these qualities and expected easy passes without putting in effort. Sadly, these students use apps like Rate My Professor and other students miss on taking classes with theses caring professors. I have seen the ratings of my favorite professors and find the comments appalling. The advantage of having these qualities is they create co-learners.