Attributes of a Trainer

What makes a Great Teacher?

by Joy Bautista, LPT

Multiple Choice

What is the most important attribute that a teacher must have?

• Personality

• Patience

• Passion

• Punctuality

Multiple Choice

This attribute pertains to the mastery of the subject matter

• want to teach

• how to teach

• what to teach

Multiple Choice

This refers to the ability of the teacher to connect with the class.

• want to teach

• how to teach

• able to communicate

• flexible, friendly,firm

Multiple Choice

This type of a learner picks up the lesson by intently listening to the teacher. 

• Kinesthetic Learner

• Visual Learner

• Auditory Learner

• Environmental Learner

Multiple Choice

The most important visual aid is the teacher. This trait pertains to the teacher's:

• fluency

• communication skills

• passion for teachng

• personality

Multiple Choice

This type of student attempts to curry teacher's favor by giving gifts or verbal compliments.

• apple polisher

• all-knowing

• fast learner

• fault-finder

Multiple Choice

This type of learner needs to be provided with extensive explanation and generous practical examples.

• talker

• slow learner

• fast learner

• fault-finder

Multiple Choice

This type of learner tends to dominate the discussion and deprive other learners from engaging.

• side tracker

• fast learner

• fault-finder

• talker

Multiple Choice

This principle is used when dealing with challenging individuals inside the classroom.

• The Iceberg Principle

• The Sandwich principle

Multiple Choice

You can not give what you do not have.

You can not teach what you do not know. A teacher should ______.

• know how to teach

• know how people learn

• know what to teach

Multiple Choice

This type of learner can absorb information despite the noise around.

• environmental learner

• visual learner

• kinesthetic learner

• auditory learner

Multiple Choice

It pertains to the SCIENCE of teaching. A teacher must know _____.

• how to teach

• what to teach

• how people learn

Multiple Choice

The ability of a teacher to vary instructional methods when necessary.

• fluency

• pleasant personality

• flexibilty

Multiple Choice

This kind of learner assumes a monopoly of knowledge.

• Fast Learner

• All-Knowing

• Talker

​ Research shows that using games in teaching can help increase student participation, foster social and emotional learning, and motivate students to take risks.

- Hoa P. Nguyen