Very interesting question

Here are five effective ways to get your students excited about learning:

1. Encourage Students

2. Get Them Involved

3. Offer Incentives

4. Get Creative

5. Draw Connections to Real Life

Best regards, Mourad

You may learn that your teaching doesn't reach completely your auditory in the mode you intend. Often there is a big difference between sending a message and understanding by the recipient.

Dear Dr. Hein Retter,

Thank you for your contribution.

The student has a direct influence on the development of the performance of the lecturer through interaction within the lesson and scientific dialogue within the questions and answers raised by the student with the lecturer in addition to feedback.

 Thank you Dr. Salam and Jian-Shiun for sharing your thoughts on this discuss.

Olutosin

Hi,

Yes of course. Many of my students have a creative thinking and I usually trust them and make use of their ideas.

Very interesting question

Here are five effective ways to get your students excited about learning:

1. Encourage Students

2. Get Them Involved

3. Offer Incentives

4. Get Creative

5. Draw Connections to Real Life

Best regards, Mourad

One of the most difficult aspects of becoming a teacher is learning how to motivate your students. It is also one of the most important. Students who are not motivated will not learn effectively. They won’t retain information, they won’t participate and some of them may even become disruptive. A student may be unmotivated for a variety of reasons: They may feel that they have no interest in the subject, find the teacher’s methods un-engaging or be distracted by external forces. It may even come to light that a student who appeared unmotivated actually has difficulty learning and is need of special attention.

Yours sincerely, Mourad

I agree with you that  learning has no end in all spheres of life.

Sure, a teacher can learn from his/ her students, and especially in research a teacher or a research guide has also to enlarge his knowledge from research students coming from various research areas wherein a teacher might learn from them.

Yes!

We learn from students as:

1. They ask very intelligent questions

2. They discuss any issue from multiple angles

Dear Drs. Hussain, Arwa and Addi, I really appreciate your invaluable contributions to the question.

Yes definitely....and in my carrier  a lot of things have been learnt from my students as well as younger lot of colleagues.

In fact  I am a firm believer that today's generation is much smarter than me.

They are more tech savvy, up to the point and quick in delivering goods.

They are cool in approach, without any attachment to the problem does the work. 

All these attributes I have observed in my students and I try my best to practice....by seeing them

So..I have learnt. some and yet to learn some more

Dear Dr. Asoori Latha, I really appreciate your profound contribution.

Thank you.

Olutosin

I think it's very important to understand that all student looking carefully to their teacher as figure...so we have to behave as ideal and typical manner with them 

yes learning is bilateral

Become a role model for student interest.

Become a role model for student interest. ...

Get to know your students. ...

Use examples freely. ...

Use a variety of student-active teaching activities. ...

Set realistic performance goals and help students achieve them by encouraging them to set their own reasonable goals.

I have learned a lot from reading students' examination scripts, assignments or term paper. During lectures, some of them give intelligent answers and contributions that are beyond the scope of the syllabus. So, these are opportunities to learn from them.

An old adage states that a good teacher is 'twice taught', initially by himself as a student and subsequently when he makes his best attempts to answer the queries raised by his students. The latter requires more rigour and thorough understanding to explain the things in a more lucid manner.

Dear Dr. Debashish, 

Thank you for your candid view about the discuss on teachers' continuous learning process.

Olutosin

Knowledge is not the monopoly of the grey hair. The ability to know is not hidden in the preserve of the elderly, herein being the teacher. Some students may be very knowledgeable and it would be humbling and a great course to tap their knowledge if only it is accurate. It would even serve as a motivation for the student and boost his/her personal confidence.

Dickson Adom

Learning from student is a part a of teacher's life

sometime absurd question from students make the teacher to think

Dear Mohd Imran Khan, I really appreciate your contribution to this question. I quite agree with your submission.

Thank you.

Olutosin

If we make teaching more student participatory, teacher will learn many things from students to make teaching more interesting.

Thank you Drs. Suresh and Tariq for your valuable contributions.

Olutosin

Yes, sure. Nobody is an island of knowledge. You can pick knowledge from anybody, and those from your students are not exception. There are quite a number of students that are excellent and contribute well in class.