When Teachers Love Their Jobs, Students Notice. When Teachers Are Counting Down the Days, Students Notice. It Turns Out, Students Notice a Lot!
Danny Steele, Todd Whitaker
Abstract
Danny Steele, Todd Whitaker
Abstract
We all give off vibes, and in the classroom, it is not hard for students to pick up on the vibes of the teacher. The energy projected by the teacher will affect the energy that the students bring to the lesson. The best teachers do not show up for “work,” they show up for the kids. It is not just a job … it is a passion. And their passion will define them more than any lesson plan. The students will more than likely remember that passion longer than any lesson. They may not remember what their teachers taught them, but they will always remember if their teachers enjoyed teaching them.
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We all give off vibes, and in the classroom, it is not hard for students to pick up on the vibes of the teacher. The energy projected by the teacher will affect the energy that the students bring to the lesson. The best teachers do not show up for “work,” they show up for the kids. It is not just a job … it is a passion. And their passion will define them more than any lesson plan. The students will more than likely remember that passion longer than any lesson. They may not remember what their teachers taught them, but they will always remember if their teachers enjoyed teaching them.
Key concepts: Notice, Mathematics education, Psychology, Political science, Law