Teachers who know how to teach, it turns out that this is how they measure their teaching performance.

In the fertile soil of education, those teachers who really know how to \”class\” can always create the extraordinary in the ordinary, lead students to the peak of knowledge in their unique way, and steadily improve their academic performance. 1. Grasp students’ behavioral habits. Good behavioral habits are the cornerstone of learning. Teachers who take classes know that a clean and tidy learning environment can help students concentrate and improve learning efficiency. Therefore, they require students to keep their writing tidy, which is not only a basic requirement for the learning environment, but also a way of cultivating students\’ self-management abilities. At the same time, they also emphasize the specificity of subjects and encourage students to put books on which subjects they study to avoid cluttered desktops that interfere with learning ideas. When focusing on the questions, the teacher will guide the students to immerse themselves in it and not be disturbed by external factors, thereby cultivating a \”mindless\” learning attitude. 2. Grasp students’ listening habits. Listening to lectures is the main way for students to learn knowledge. Teachers who know how to teach are good at guiding students to establish efficient listening habits. They encourage students to maintain a high degree of attention in class, follow the teacher\’s explanations, actively participate in class discussions, and have the courage to ask questions and express opinions. When the teacher pauses the explanation and gives time to take notes, students should record key points quickly and accurately to avoid missing important information. This listening method of \”listening first and taking notes as a supplement\” ensures that students can not only deeply understand the knowledge in class, but also effectively record learning results, laying a solid foundation for subsequent review and consolidation. 3. Grasp students’ study habits. Good study habits are the key to independent learning. Teachers who know how to teach classes focus on cultivating students\’ ability to learn independently, especially in the problem-solving process. They require students to review relevant knowledge points before doing the questions, which can not only consolidate their memory, but also help students clarify their ideas for solving problems. During the problem solving process, the teacher emphasized concentration and independence and prohibited students from turning over books or discussing, in order to train students\’ independent thinking and problem-solving abilities. This learning habit of \”review first and then do the questions, and be focused and independent when doing the questions\” allows students to gradually form the awareness and ability of independent learning, laying a solid foundation for future learning and development. 4. Lecture first and then practice. Teachers who take classes know very well that simple explanation of knowledge cannot ensure that students truly master and apply knowledge. Therefore, they adopt a teaching strategy that combines lecture and practice to closely combine the explanation of knowledge points with in-class exercises. After explaining the knowledge points, the teacher will immediately arrange for students to perform relevant exercises so that students can test and consolidate the knowledge they have learned in practice. This instant feedback teaching method helps students discover and solve problems in a timely manner, and deepen their understanding and memory of knowledge points. At the same time, teachers can also adjust teaching strategies in a timely manner based on students\’ practice to ensure that each student can keep up with the learning progress and achieve effective internalization of knowledge.