The crisis of health and emotional and competential well-being to be a good teacher
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https://doi.org/10.35669/rcys.2020.10(2).249-263Keywords:
Competences, skills, teachers, well-being, experience, studentsAbstract
Many efforts have been made by the entire teaching community to be able to finish the academic year with some satisfaction. The educational community, already hit for a long time by issues of stress and low motivation, is faced with the passage of COVID-19 in a crisis for trying to manage with certain well-being and in a virtual way the content of the subjects, the evaluation tests, the monitoring of students among other issues. For all this, it has become necessary for teachers to enhance their social and communication skills. This article presents the problems suffered by university professors at a private university in Spain regarding health, emotional and social well-being. The objectives set is to know by the students how important it is for them that their teachers have social and communication skills. In addition, the characteristics that a good teacher should have were addressed. A descriptive design is proposed as a research method and a questionnaire with quantitative questions is used as a tool. The results point to the need for teachers to enhance their communication skills and tools, as well as active listening. Teachers of the 21st century will be those where values, ethics and morals prevail in their person. It will also be necessary for them to master social and communication skills, as well as having extensive experience in the profession.
In conclusion, the teachers who possess the aforementioned set of skills and competencies are the preferred teachers of the students.
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