No need for good teachers

1. A good teacher comprehends his subject
2. A good teacher must be able to communicate his knowledge
3. A good teacher must enjoy being in a classroom
4. A good teacher believes in serving each student’s future
No, no, no, no We do not need good teachers ( overpaid or underperforming). We need students - ‘ready’ to learn, meaning they know their duties and responsibilities as students. Even in the presence of a droning, dull instructor, a math student, for example, can learn math if he/she listens, practices skills, does homework and accepts his role in the classroom (or internet). Nothing bugs me more than getting the major premise wrong or backward.