THE TEACHER AND CHANGES IN EDUCATION

Authors

  • Rabije Murati Associate professor, Professor at Faculty of Pedagogy, Vice-Dean for Scientific Affairs at Faculty of Pedagogy, University of Tetova, Republic of North Macedonia
  • Ardita Ceka Associate professor, Professor at Faculty of Pedagogy, University of Tetova, Republic of North Macedonia
  • Agnesa Besimi MS Candidate of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Pedagogy, University of Tetova, Republic of North Macedonia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejes.v0i0.2549

Keywords:

teacher, education, changes in education, teaching, knowledge

Abstract

While considering all the changes that are happening in society and science, the role and personality of the teacher is not left untouched. The teacher role isn’t only to teach or to lecture but they also have a motivational and encouraging role for pupil`s, to be a good manager, strategist and a ideator of different new innovation. They should be the submitters of the question, the questions that will encourage pupils to think and being logic. The modern teacher builds the concept of teaching in the function of achieving educational results and guides the teaching according to the pupil`s needs and interests.

 

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Published

2019-07-26

Issue

Vol 6, No 4 (2019)

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