| An ideal teacher is a true builder of the nation. He | | | | temple of knowledge. He always tries to make |
| is fearless, sincere and earnest in the discharge of | | | | the most difficult subject intelligible to his pupils. He |
| his duties towards the students and the nation as | | | | has the art to understand the difficulties of |
| a whole. An ideal teacher is considered as an | | | | students and would come down to their level with |
| object of admiration and devotion for the | | | | compassion and sympathy. He always tries to be |
| students. These days, students do not like to | | | | regular and punctual to set an example before his |
| study from harsh and unsympathetic teachers. An | | | | students. Time is money for an ideal teacher who |
| ideal teacher creates such a confidence in his | | | | thinks that loss of a second means loss of |
| students that they are always ready to sacrifice | | | | hundreds of minutes to the nation. |
| for the cause of their teacher. | | | | An ideal teacher displays extreme simplicity in |
| It is found that these days many teachers always | | | | spite of his extra ordinary academic attainments. |
| try to find fault with work or deeds of their | | | | He dedicates his whole life to the cause of |
| students instead of looking and changing their own | | | | education. He never allows his students to be idle |
| attitudes. There comes utter ruin of the society | | | | or indisciplined. The vastness of his knowledge |
| when teachers grow weak or corrupt. As such, | | | | deeply impresses every student but an ideal |
| teachers must play the role of lamps that shatter | | | | teacher is never proud of it. An ideal teacher is |
| darkness, become the lighthouses that guide the | | | | busy with his books and quest for some |
| wandering ships to their right destinations and | | | | knowledge even after he gets retired. In fact, |
| prevent any accidents. An ideal teacher builds an | | | | ideal teachers never get retired since, with age, |
| everlasting impression on the minds of his | | | | their depth of information and knowledge goes on |
| students. Such students then always remember | | | | increasing. They always remain a source of |
| ideal teachers and get them enshrined in their | | | | knowledge and guidance. |
| hearts. The hardworking and hard task masters | | | | For an ideal teacher, all students are alike. He is |
| are always remembered and loved by the | | | | never partial to any student and is always fair. An |
| students later. The students think that whatever | | | | ideal teacher does not favour any student on |
| position they have been able to attain is all due to | | | | grounds of his social status. He treats each |
| the able guidance or hard work of their teacher. | | | | student equally. He always remains simple in his |
| An ideal teacher tries to spend most of his time | | | | habits. |
| in the pursuit of studies. He is mostly after the | | | | Ideal teachers are honoured not only at the state |
| latest information and researches on various | | | | level but at the national level. Every year, |
| subjects. He goes through the journals and | | | | teachers are selected for due recognition for their |
| magazines to keep himself well-informed and to | | | | contribution to the cause of society by providing |
| give up-t-date knowledge to his students. He | | | | best education and guiding the students to build a |
| treats the library of his school or college as a | | | | better nation. |