They knew that Mr. Hardy was a true man and a good teacher, and as he was popular among the boys, he was promptly elected principal.
He was a good teacher, an excellent teacher; by which I mean only to say that he had a rare skill and tact for imparting knowledge, the mere dry bones of art, science, and philosophy.
Isn't it a pity a man who knows so much, and is such a good teacher, should be a tyrant?
Behold, one came to him and said, "Good teacher, what good thing shall I do, that I may have eternal life?
A certain ruler asked him, saying, "Good Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?
It is given to the teacher, not so much because he is a good teacher, as because he has done something over and above school-room work.
In many respects it is more difficult to be a good teacher than to be an original investigator.
So I'd like to go to Philadelphia and take lessons from a good teacher.
If my voice is worth training it is worth having a good teacher.
Best of all, Miss Lee has a cousin who plays the violin and who lives with her and her mother and he will help me find a good teacher.
He decided that his son should become what he had wished to be; so he sent him to a good teacher.
He liked to draw better than anything else, and so when he was fourteen years old they sent him to a good teacher to learn how to draw and paint.
He sent him to a good teacher, and lived to see his son a great artist.
A number of years ago Clapp conducted a similar survey among one hundred leading school men of America, asking them to list the ten most essential characteristics of a good teacher.
Only he who is well taught may become a good teacher--hence the need of intelligent, devoted service.
Many educators maintain that the ability to conduct a good review and to make an effective assignment are two of the surest tests of a good teacher.
But these recommendations presuppose on the part of the student some talent and a good teacher.
A good teacher, however, is always better than a book for this study.
Your trouble comes under the head of faulty touch, which nothing will correct but the constant supervision by a good teacher, assisted by a strong exertion of your own will power and strictest attention whenever you play.
By this I do not mean merely a good teacher, but rather a mentor, a pilot who can and who will oversee the early steps of the career of a young person.
There is a special individuality in every voice, as in every face, and therefore every voice must be treated, by a good teacher, on its own merits, as a thing in some respects unique.
A good singer is not necessarily a good teacher, nor is it necessary for a first-class teacher to be able to sing at all.
The possessor of this voice must be guided by the advice of a good teacher as to the direction in which her voice should be trained.
It is a mistake to suppose he who gossips with his class is a good teacher.
It is a mistake to suppose that one who is not understood, or is misunderstood, is a good teacher.
The library should also comprise a good teacher's library with good reference Bibles, a Concordance and Dictionary.
The cost of her instruction, with a good teacher in a great metropolis, will be more per year than if she went to almost any one of the leading universities admitting women.
The voice, of all things, demands the assistance of a good teacher, although in the end the results all come from within and not from without.
I always say to them: "Show me a good pupil who has been trained by your methods and I will say that you are a good teacher.
With a good teacher to keep watch over the breathing and the quality, "what more can one have?
Esther possessed every essential characteristic of a good teacher and a true woman.
Perhaps your overhearing my little scholars sing some of their lessons has led you so far astray as to think me a good teacher?
After engaging a good teacher, the student should learn to pronounce his letters and syllables perfectly.
If thou dost mark well what I have said, and do it, and if thou hast a good teacher, thou maiest learn the French tongue easily in a year.
Either do not let her sing, or put her under the care of a good teacher.
A good teacher will, first of all, not allow her to sing at the top of her voice, which all children seem to delight in doing.
In order to make a good teacher, one must first have command of his own voice in order to make perfect demonstrations which are essential to the beginner.
Still another illustration may help to make clear what is meant by a good school and a good teacher.
What shall it profit a community to have a great building and lack a good teacher?
It is probable that every pupil can be brought to the liking point of every subject by a good teacher.
My good teacher said to my father: "Do you not think, my dear host, that it is rather an indecency to let a young Ciceronian go about dressed as a scullion?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good teacher" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
