From my perspective of my experience as a learner from my entry at school (Grade 1 level) to date (as a postgraduate student), I believe the most important factor is whether educators view their profession as a calling. Another factor I think is of great value, is whether educators see themselves as parents/guardians to their learners. In this regard, one of my inspiring PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Education) lecturers in 2012, then Dr Okeke, and now Professor Okeke, used to stress that it was important for the teacher and the parent to have the same goals for the learner. Indeed I credit my Grade 1 and 3 teachers, my parents, and my PGCE lecturers for love for search for knowledge and my intellectual pursuits.

From my perspective of my experience as a learner from my entry at school (Grade 1 level) to date (as a postgraduate student), I believe the most important factor is whether educators view their profession as a calling. Another factor I think is of great value, is whether educators see themselves as parents/guardians to their learners. In this regard, one of my inspiring PGCE (Postgraduate Certificate in Education) lecturers in 2012, then Dr Okeke, and now Professor Okeke, used to stress that it was important for the teacher and the parent to have the same goals for the learner. Indeed I credit my Grade 1 and 3 teachers, my parents, and my PGCE lecturers for love for search for knowledge and my intellectual pursuits.

I am up-voting your comment dear Dr. Mutasem Z. Bani-Fwaz , thanks a lot.

Regards, Emad

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Thanks a lot dr. Hameeda, for the question.

cI believe that the skills of the teachers and the climate in the institution and the awarness of parents can together make a good furur

I agree with Dr. Nomalizo Siziwe Mazwayi

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I think there are many procedures to do that , but , first of all , student must be ready to get progress .

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@ Mohamed G. E. Gadallah thank you - also for promoting me to "Dr" Mazwayi 😍