Student-Instructor Relationship

Instructors

• Never tire of teaching.
• An instructor should be eager for his or her students to surpass him or her. If an instructor realizes a student has developed beyond his or her teaching capabilities, the student should be sent to a higher ranking instructor.
• An instructor must always set a good example for students.
• Development of students should take precedence over commercialism.
• Instructors should teach scientifically and theoretically to save time and energy.
• Instructors should help students develop good contacts outside of class.
• All students should be treated equally; there should be no favorites. Students should be scolded in private and praised in public.
• If unable to answer a student’s question, admit it and find the answer as soon as possible.
• Always be honest with students.
• Never betray a trust.