Nope. This is a combination of propaganda and the known psychological effect where the more time you spend on something the more confident you are about it, even when your actual skill level doesn't change.
https://twitter.com/YosarianTwo/status/1379463765947744257
Teaching as a skill is CAPPED by your social skills.
Most people have ABYSMAL social skills and #mindset: their fundamental approach is geared towards passing as "normal."
Consequently, most teachers, having low social skill, cannot achieve high levels of teaching skill.
Most people have ABYSMAL social skills and #mindset: their fundamental approach is geared towards passing as "normal."
Consequently, most teachers, having low social skill, cannot achieve high levels of teaching skill.
To some extent they do improve over time, but I'm not sure that this improvement beats the average. A 50 year old has more social skill than a 15 year old, and this is not limited to teachers.
What they gain is confidence, and confidence helps, but it is not the same as skill.
What they gain is confidence, and confidence helps, but it is not the same as skill.
I have literally taught people better than their teachers while not knowing the subject and having to look up articles on it.
How?
The students trusted and respected me, and didn't fully trust the teacher.
TEACHING SKILL IS CAPPED BY SOCIAL SKILLS.
How?
The students trusted and respected me, and didn't fully trust the teacher.
TEACHING SKILL IS CAPPED BY SOCIAL SKILLS.
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