Question

What type of changes you want in yourself as a teacher to cater the need of the changing society and learner? Explain with at least two examples in about 500 words

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Answer:

As a pedagogue, if I want respect, I must perform my duty with dedication; albeit it holds true for almost every profession and relationships too. In order to achieve this, I have to be as dynamic as the world of nonce.

When it comes to the syllabus, I try to stay abreast of the latest concepts and strive to gain as much knowledge as possible. This is also necessary to properly answer and settle the queries of students. However, this is probably easy when compared to the other demands of the profession.

Coming to methods of teaching, I must be able to ignite curiosity of my students and teach in such a way that they are able to assimilate most of what I teach. You can no longer force your pupils to study. The onus lies on me and I often muse over new ways to teach, so as to make concepts interesting for my students.

Then comes teacher-student relationship. The society has undergone a paradigm shift. With this, the teacher-student equation has also witnessed a complete metamorphosis. The teacher of today is not supposed to dictate anything to the students. So, the educationist must be able to strike a rapport with the students and have a friendly relationship with them, irrespective of whether the pupils are mature or kids.