How should a good teacher teach?

The teachers have different styles of teaching in my school.

Science — ‘‘So today we'll discuss x points of x reading material’’, and he simply explains the points, in a science-y way.

Social Science — The best teacher according to me. I didn't like History and Civics previously, but now I kind of do. She explains everything simply and clears all the doubts. Does everything rapidly (which I like) and gives notes whenever required (mostly in Geography)

English — Speaks English fluently and completes topics rapidly (again, I like completing everything rapidly)

Math — Explains everything properly, clears all doubts and doesn't complete everything so fast nor so slow.

Hindi — Gives continuous and repititive remarks, and faintly says it for the whole session. She's over strict, and makes us write points that aren't even related to the topic.

A good teacher teaches good.
A bad teacher teaches bad.

Different students learn better in different ways, so the teacher must use all methods.

See the first thing is that i am a student not a teacher then how will I know what the heck the teacher will say ??

Teachers who should not force their students to keep their video on

@absicht_MAUERzuBAUEN said in #1:
> In my school, most lessons start like this:
> 'hello students, please open books and read through the pages 1-8 and do task 32-45 on page 1.'
>
> That is it! The teacher does (almost) nothing at all.
> How did your teachers teach? And can you improve it a bit, so that a teacher can actually do their work well?
my teacher most of the time al ways explains me things very nicely gives assignments and forums now and then 2 hours of homework in a week and very kind but week students can't be focused on that much.

@KiHjJjH said in #15:
> Teachers who should not force their students to keep their video on
Wow you found the difficulties of us.