It is really very difficult to be a good teacher, especially a good foreign language teacher. And now one and the same question troubles many people, especially teachers and other people connected with this sphere. And this question is: “What makes a good foreign teacher”. Exactly WHAT?
So, first of all, I think, it's important to have a good degree – so in his mind there is a simple relationship – the more successful you have been in education the better a teacher you are likely to be.
The next important thing sounds something like this: Teachers need to be caring, creative, and above all know how to motivate their students. In a school classroom they also need to know how to control their students – although it is certainly clear that well motivated and engaged students are much less likely to misbehave! As well as motivating their students the best teachers assess them regularly – letting students know how they are doing and where they are at within a scheme of work – what they need to do next and so on. Moreover teacher should convince everybody that it is absolutely necessary for every educated person, for every good specialist to know English well today.
The third statement argues that it is also the case that teachers need to have continual development and training – nobody can possibly come out of university or teacher training college and be the finished article!
In the same way his or her lessons should be interesting and entertaining, not to tire pupils.
Finally I want to say, that real professionals will never be mocking at the pupils. It is very important for pupils to feel, that their teacher love them; and this is also very important in teachers work.
So, what makes a good foreign language teacher? I think that these things are: a good degree, ability to motivate pupils, continual development and training, and the last but not least - to love pupils.