In my college days almost forty years back we had many extraordinary and excellent faculty who were not having Ph.D degrees but they were wonderful teachers and left a mark on us for all times to come.
Today we find people with all such degrees but have no flare of teaching. Though teaching qualities come with experience nevertheless Ph.D degree cannot make a good teacher? What do you think?
Omair Shafiq
I think it is the contrary, a Ph. D scholar is someone who is specialized in his field of study. He could explain something (very specific to his research) once or twice. But doing it every week at a set pace and with patience is not something scholars can do or are supposed to do
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