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Teachers have the power to inspire, through their attitudes, actions, and even through the lessons or activities they engage students in. Although all teachers possess this potential, only some stand out in our minds as truly great and dedicated teachers. There are many qualities of a great and dedicated teacher; however, there is one common quality which all great teachers possess—an unshakable passion for their work. In this paper I will use the terms ‘great’ and ‘dedicated’ interchangeable, because a great teacher is a dedicated teacher and a dedicated teacher will be a great teacher.
A great teacher should have the necessary command over the subject matter her or she teaches. This way he or she can be comfortable while explaining things. Teachers with a full understanding of subject matter are able to help students understand, by explaining concepts thoroughly and being able to answer all questions accurately. By displaying competence and interest in a variety of......

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