Abstract
Teachers (educators) are highly valuable and respected members of society. A person who provides education is an educator (teacher or professor). Education involves knowledge, learning, and experience. Thus, students can acquire knowledge, experience, and skills in educational organizations through teachers [1]. Though the job nature of teachers is the same at all levels of education (primary, secondary, etc.), while teaching at the university level (tertiary level), teachers have to handle some creative methods concerning age, mood, learning ability, and the social status of students. The teaching methods should conform to philosophical, psychological, scientific, and sociological (PPSS) parameters for a successful education. All sectors of education (technical, agricultural, arts, humanities, mathematics, linguistics, etc.) are important, but students of the health sector (medicine, dental, pharmacy, nursing, allied health, etc.), are dealing with human beings or human samples and hence they have to be handled in a more sensitive way. In turn, students of the health sector should also be serious in learning their courses to become good professionals in this modern society. Though we are on the computer or technological world, still we are in the Age of Health Care.
Highlights
Teachers are highly valuable and respected members of society
Students of the health sector should be serious in learning their courses to become good professionals in this modern society
Though we are on the computer or technological world, still we are in the "Age of Health Care"
Summary
Teachers (educators) are highly valuable and respected members of society. A person who provides education is an educator (teacher or professor). Students can acquire knowledge, experience, and skills in educational organizations through teachers [1]. Though the job nature of teachers is the same at all levels of education (primary, secondary, etc.), while teaching at the university level (tertiary level), teachers have to handle some creative methods concerning age, mood, learning ability, and the social status of students. A good teacher will have many qualities needed to provide basic education - a pleasing personality, good language proficiency, orating ability, psychological skills, humorous nature, ability to report past and current events (like storytelling), good mental and physical health, sincerity, leadership ability, socially adequate behavior, etc. The Philosophical Basis of Teaching should make complex things into simpler ones, and students should build their knowledge and skills through the learning process. “If you can't explain it you don't understand it well enough-Albert Einstein”
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