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Absolutely yes! This is because confidence comes as a result of personal skills and accomplishments. If you're an effective teacher, you'll be confident.
Being a success at most roles has a connection with confidence. Confidence comes from all sorts of experience, and often the most confidence comes from social experience outside the classroom.
Yes, being confident in yourself and the subject matter instills trust and confidence in your learners.
Sure, but this does not mean arrogance, but it does mean self-confidence and faith in what he does ..
This usually needs to conscience
yes definately a successful teacher do anything because he has a confident in his profession
It can be regarded as an requirement. As a leader in your classroom you need to inspire learners and impart knowledge. Thus having confidence helps you to excel in developing your learners
Yes, one of the qualities of a good teacher is confidence. Being confident will confused students about the teacher. But students dont usually have confidence in a teacher who is not confident about his/her self
Definitely! Without confidence, students feel that the teacher is not sure of what she is conveying in the classroom and won't have confidence in the information she is giving them as well.
Confidence is a major step for success , so no way to separate. Therefore , Experience makes confidence , and confidence makes success.
Yeah and Confidence comes with command on his/her subject. The teacher will be effective and in control having confidence in, and satisfied what he is delivering.
Confidence comes with experience/good knowledge and skills, Good teacher should be able to rise question mark in student's mind.
