Dear-Teacher-To-Be

Dear Teacher-To-Be,

  My name is Patrick from the weblog group. If you're going to be a good teacher you have to be nice to your students. If you respect them, they'll respect you. Most students don't like to be bossed around so much, so if they do something bad don't be so hard on them. Help them understand what they did wrong. Try to be a funny teacher who will make them laugh so if they're mad it might help them forget why they were so mad. Also try to learn as much as you can about your students. Try sitting with them at lunch so you can learn more about them. Try sitting with at least every one of them over the weeks.. Be just like my teacher, Mrs.Mateling. She taught my brother and mother when they were in fifth grade. Mrs.Mateling is a good example of an good teacher. She's really nice to most of us, well all of us. She is really funny and she tries to get to know all about us. You try to be like Mrs. Mateling and you'll be a good teacher too. Also I forgot you should do fun activites with your students. Sometimes let them do group work to keep them happy and they'll like you alot. That's all I have to say so bye!

Comments

[Christen]

Hey Patrick! Thanks for the great advice! I hope to teach the 4th or 5th grade soon and I need advice from students. I really liked what you said about taking time to get to know each student. That is a tip I will use when I become a teacher. Thank you so much! If you have anymore advice for me, please email me!

[Christen]

One more thing, Patrick - I love what you said about respect. I think that is the most important thing in a classroom.
Thanks Again,
Christen Gibbons

[Jane]

Hi Patrick
This is great advice and I needed to hear it. It's so easy to forget what it's like to sit in a classroom as a student all day and listen to an adult teach all day long. Just incorporating your ideas into the classroom would help make the day easier and more interesting for everyone. Your teacher sounds like a really good one--hope you guys are being nice to her, too.

[Marnie]

Thanks for the great advice! I will take it to heart!

[Alisa]

Thanks for the advice....it means a lot to me!

[University of Saskatchewan]

Gee Patrick, what great advice. We're from Saskatchewan, Canada and we're going to be teachers too. We're taking your advice, and we'll make our teaching fun and show our students respect.

[Brittany]

Thanks for the great advice on how to be a good teacher. I will be a teacher next semester so I will try to use some of your great advice!! Hope you have a wonderful school year!

[Leslie Jarrard]

Thanks for the advice Patrick. I am a student at Georgia State University and I am looking forward to teaching students ike you. Good luck throughout fifth grade.

[Beverly]

Thanks Patrick!

I remember when I was in fourth grade... about a hundred years ago. I wish that I had a teacher like yours. I hope to have a classroom that my students look forward to everyday. Keep up the great writing!!!

Beverly

[Patrick]

Thank you your nice to talk about how good my blogg was I can tell that you are all going to be a great teacher I think your students are going to like you.

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[krupond]

Thank you very much. I love it. I'm trying to be a good teacher. Your suggestion seems to help.

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