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| TEACH WITH COMPETENCE < > RESPECT YOUR STUDENTS !!! | You might KNOW YOUR CRAFT but that makes you not automatically a GREAT TEACHER or a TEACHER in general, cause if you know not how to RESPECTfully PROVIDE AUTHORITATIVE KNOWLEDGE & ADVICE, you are yet your own vice & you still need to LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER !!! ... EVERY TEACHER & EVERY LEADER *ALWAYS* HAS A TEACHER = your MENTOR OF YOUR TRUST (< > TRUST YOUR MENTOR) gives you the INSTRUCTIONS & THE DIRECTION for his/her or your students ... REMAIN TEACHABLE TO BE(COME) AN ABLE TEACHER !!! ... PRIDE yourself not in your teachers accomplishments or with YOUR TEACHERS NAME because YOU REPRESENT YOUR TEACHER, YOU ARE NOT YOUR TEACHER, but likewise... BE PROUD OF YOUR TEACHER !!! TO INSTRUCT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHO IS BEING INSTRUCTED ... not all can be trained or instructed the same way, if you are a PERSONAL TRAINER or TEACHER, & if you TEACH a group of People, then you also need to KNOW, the mass consists out of INDIVIDUALS too & all have a DIFFERENT background, and NONE OF THEM BELONG IN YOUR BOX !!! ... TEACHERS LEARN & forget never ever (what you learned), "YOUR" PEOPLE ARE THERE TO LEARN, they know some things NOT YET !!! ... ;-) ... Careful now, some of your STUDENTS will BE(COME) MEGA TEACHERS !!! ~Chief-Teacher, Educator & Instructor to The Nations, APOSTLE SERENA~ 2 Timothy 2:2 And the [instructions] which you have heard from me along with many witnesses, transmit and entrust [as a deposit] to reliable and faithful men who will be competent and qualified to teach others also. James 3:1 Not many [of you] should become teachers (self-constituted censors and reprovers of others), my brethren, for you know that we [teachers] will be judged by a higher standard and with greater severity [than other people; thus we assume the greater accountability and the more condemnation].
Posted on: Thu, 03 Oct 2013 10:05:02 +0000

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