Emendata

It is generally agreed today that the teaching profession is one of the most noble and necessary profession.

According to it, I would like to speculate on the question: " Teaching: Is it an Art or a Science?" To my mind, teaching is definitely art.

To begin with, a teacher develops a plan or script, like an actor in the theater, when he is preparing for the lesson.

Each lesson of the teacher is not like the other, especially in elementary school.

The teacher should use visual materials and his imagination and emotions to make the lesson a bright and productive.

Doubtless, teaching is an Art, because the teacher plays a role.

He should explain his subject with a certain intonation so that, students remember better the information.

What is more, he should forget about their domestic problems and concerns, and to live accordingly lesson here and now.

One cannot deny that teaching is an invaluable experience that comes with years.

Also it is an art to hear baby showers.

The teacher should be not only skillful master of his craft, but also partly by the psychologist.

I can give you some arguments why teaching is not a science.

The teacher leads the lesson and is based of course on scientific knowledge in his explanation that have been identified by scientists many years ago.

But nevertheless, he shows some emotions in his gestures and facial expressions towards these scientific facts and tries to explain to children the essence of his statement in available.

To sum it up, I want to say that the art of teaching is not for everyone person.

A teacher should explain his or her subject available and interesting, even the difficulty term.

Frankly speaking, I want to add that good courteous and condescending teachers are very less, especially those who are remembered by their pupils many years after leaving school or University.