1. Have teaching objectives clearly in mind, that are significant
to the learners, that are attainable through the educational process within the
mental, economical, physical and time limitations of learners and make these
clear to them.
2. Have a thorough knowledge of significant subject matter related
to the learner's needs.
3. Be personable, enthusiastic and interested in the subject
matter and the welfare of the learners.
4. Be able to communicate effectively with the learners.
5. Use democratic instructional methods and approaches.
6. Encourage learners' participation in the learning situation.
This requires more physical presence.
7. Be prepared, prompt and courteous in every teaching situation.
This requires more physical presence.
8. Get a good example of educational leadership and effective
teaching.
9. Arrange and manage the situation so as to prevent and minimise distractions
within and outside the learning situation.
10. Have a suitable equipment and supplies ready for easy use with
a minimum of distraction of the learners' attention from the subject.
11. Be skillful in the use of every item of teaching material and
equipment-chalk board, visual equipment, reading materials etc.
12. Always prepare and use a carefully developed teaching plan.
13. Take care of light, location, space, furniture arrangements
and teaching and reading materials.
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