Why is it easier for teachers to teach good children?

Teachers are more likely to teach good children for the following reasons:

1. Professional knowledge and experience: Teachers usually have rich educational knowledge and experience and can make appropriate teaching plans and methods according to students' characteristics and needs. They know how to stimulate students' interest in learning and cultivate good study habits and autonomous learning ability.

2. Clear educational goals: The educational goal of teachers is to cultivate students' all-round development, including knowledge, skills and morality. They will pay attention to the growth of each student, help them discover their own potential, and improve their self-confidence and self-esteem.

3. Standardized teaching methods: Teachers follow certain syllabus and curriculum standards and adopt systematic and scientific teaching methods to enable students to learn in an orderly environment. This helps students to form good learning attitude and behavior habits.

4. Emotional care and support: Teachers care about students' life and emotional needs and give them care and support. This helps to establish a trust relationship between teachers and students and makes students more willing to receive education and guidance.

5. Home-school cooperation: Teachers keep close communication with parents and care about students' growth. Parents' support and cooperation have a positive role in promoting teacher education.

6. Sense of social responsibility: Teachers have a strong sense of social responsibility and are committed to cultivating a new generation with ideals, morality, culture and discipline. This sense of responsibility makes them pay more attention to the all-round development of students and strive to improve the quality of education.