Dear Tom Koch,

Well said... I am impressed with your comments, especially "The real test is when students return, say 20 years later, and say "that helped."

But, what you say when the teachers are bluffing students and spoiling their skills with their sketchy knowledge over the quality subject materials?

Is honesty, really exist there?

Best regards,

I think honest teaching is deliver information correctly.

 A deep question that here can only be answered superficially. that is, if I'm to be honest in my attempt. 

 Honesty is about doing something as completely and faithfully as possible, without pretence or falseness. It's root is the same as "honour," by we we mean doing something that is correct and honourable. An honest teacher is one who does his or her best to introduce students to materials in a way that is without personal bias and in an manner that answers the students needs. 

And, yes, there's a really opportunity to be an honest teacher. The real test is when students return, say 20 years later, and say "that helped."

Dear Tom Koch,

Well said... I am impressed with your comments, especially "The real test is when students return, say 20 years later, and say "that helped."

But, what you say when the teachers are bluffing students and spoiling their skills with their sketchy knowledge over the quality subject materials?

Is honesty, really exist there?

Best regards,

Dear members, 

Thanks you so much for your valuable answers.