how should a teacher understand the problems of the children
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A teacher should understand the problems by:
☆ By behaving as their friends.
☆ By calling the student alone to ask the problems he/she faces as students don't tell in front of all students.
☆ By motivating him/her to tell and to do the right thing.
☆ By being polite.
☆ By being lenient if they do mistakes.
☆ By having patients when they ask something.
☆ By not doing partiality among students.
☆ By respecting the freedom of speaking of students.
☆ By telling the some motivational stories.
☆ The most important thing is " Teachers should prepare the students for path, not prepare path for the students ".
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☆ By behaving as their friends.
☆ By calling the student alone to ask the problems he/she faces as students don't tell in front of all students.
☆ By motivating him/her to tell and to do the right thing.
☆ By being polite.
☆ By being lenient if they do mistakes.
☆ By having patients when they ask something.
☆ By not doing partiality among students.
☆ By respecting the freedom of speaking of students.
☆ By telling the some motivational stories.
☆ The most important thing is " Teachers should prepare the students for path, not prepare path for the students ".
HOPE IT WAS HELPFUL. MARK IT BRAINLIEST AND LIKE IT.
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A teacher is a compass that activates the magnet of curiosity, wisdom and knowledge in the pupils. A good teacher can ignite the imagination and instill a love of learning. It is imperative for a teacher to form a healthy bond with the students. The interaction should extend well beyond the classroom..The ways by which a teacher can understand the problems of his/her students are
By knowing their students well.
Encouraging and motivating them when the students underperform.
Building an effective communication channel between management- parents - students.
Understanding the different learning capacities and abilities of the students.
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