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    Law of The Teacher: If You Stop Growing Today, You Stop Teaching Tomorrow

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    Teachers must continually learn and grow to remain effective educators. They should embrace a philosophy of lifelong learning, maintain an attitude of not having fully arrived and always seeking to improve, and ensure their teaching methods match the nature of the message they are conveying to engage rather than bore students. Teachers can implement this law by consistently studying themselves, getting to know their specific students, and intensely self-evaluating their teaching.

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    Teachers must continually learn and grow to remain effective educators. They should embrace a philosophy of lifelong learning, maintain an attitude of not having fully arrived and always seeking to improve, and ensure their teaching methods match the nature of the message they are conveying to engage rather than bore students. Teachers can implement this law by consistently studying themselves, getting to know their specific students, and intensely self-evaluating their teaching.

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    Teachers must continually learn and grow to remain effective educators. They should embrace a philosophy of lifelong learning, maintain an attitude of not having fully arrived and always seeking to improve, and ensure their teaching methods match the nature of the message they are conveying to engage rather than bore students. Teachers can implement this law by consistently studying themselves, getting to know their specific students, and intensely self-evaluating their teaching.

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    LAW OF THE TEACHER

    If you stop growing today, you stop teaching tomorrow.


    1. The PHILOSOPHY that you as a teacher should embrace is that you are a
    learner. Would you rather have your students drink from an overflowing living
    stream or a stagnant pool? What have you learned lately?
    2. You must have the ATTITUDE that you have not arrived and always ask, How
    can I improve?
    3. Teaching involves a RELATIONSHIP between the message and method the
    nature of the message determines the nature of the method. Our message is
    the Word of God, the Creator of the heavens and the earth. It is a crime to
    bore people with the Word of God.
    How can you implement the law of the teacher?
    1. By a consistent study and reading program. Get into the Word of God
    yourself and reflect upon what you read.
    2. By getting to know your students. Not just age-group characteristics but their
    specific needs.
    3. By intense personal evaluation (of your teaching)

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