The qualities of a good teacher.

The simple definition of a teacher is a person who provides schooling to others. A teacher should be academically able and also kind towards children. They should care for pupils and be ready to understand their problems. A teacher should have many different qualities in order to excel in the job of teaching in schools. Good communication with children solves most of the problems associated with teaching. Here is a short account of the qualities required for a job as a teacher.


Good Teacher Qualities

A good teacher should have
Confidence, Understanding, Patience, Creativity, Passion and love for children.
 

Jolly Phonics

Jolly Phonics is a thorough foundation for reading and writing. It teaches the letter sounds in an enjoyable, multisensory way, and enables children to use them to read and write words.


This guide provides background advice for parents and teachers. It explains the principles behind Jolly Phonics so that your understanding of the teaching, and your ability to help a child, is much greater.

All the material is suitable for use in school and much of it is also well suited to use at home.

Jolly Phonics includes learning the irregular or 'tricky words' such as said, was and the. Together with these materials you should also use storybooks.

Parental support is important to all children as they benefit from plenty of praise and encouragement whilst learning. You should be guided by the pace at which your child wants to go. If interest is being lost, leave the teaching for a while rather than using undue pressure. Not all children find it easy to learn and blend sounds. It is important to remember that this is not because they are unintelligent but because they have a poor memory for symbols and words. Extra practice will lead to fluency in reading and help your child manage at school.

The five basic skills for reading and writing are:

1. Learning the letter sounds
2. Learning letter formation
3. Blending
4. Identifying sounds in words
5. Spelling the tricky words

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