1. The indispensable, even almost the most important quality of being a teacher is to love children.

From: [Su] Zankov's "Conversations with Teachers"

Introduction: Zankov (1901-1977), a famous Soviet educator and psychologist Home. His main works include: "Teaching and Development", "Teaching Theory and Life", "Conversations with Teachers", "On the Objects and Methods of Teaching Theory Research", "On Primary School Teaching", etc.

2. The love for students should first be expressed in teachers’ unreserved contribution of their energy, talents and knowledge in order to teach and educate their students and their spiritual growth. Get the best results.

From: [Su] Zankov's "Conversations with Teachers"

3. Always love your teacher and always call "teacher" with respect. word.

From: [Intentional] "Education of Love" by Amicis

Introduction: Edmonto de Amicis (October 31, 1846 - 1908) March 12, 2011), native of Imperia, Italy, children's literature writer. Amicis studied in Turin as a boy and joined the Military Academy of Modena at the age of fifteen and began his military career. Amicis' representative works include "The Education of Love".

4. When the educator wins the trust of the students, the student's aversion to education will be overcome and give way to a peculiar situation: he regards the educator as a person who can be close to him. .

From: [Austria] Bourbet: "Character Education"

5. Between the teacher and the student, there is no need for a third party to participate, and they often become great and beautiful together. Selected companions.

From: [Germany] Herbart: "General Pedagogy"

Introduction: Johann Friedrich Herbart (German: Johann Friedrich Herbart, 1776 May August 4 - August 14, 1841) was a 19th-century German philosopher, psychologist, and founder of scientific education.