Why do you love teaching?
Why do you like teaching?
What is teaching really like? What do you hate about teaching? What do you hate the most about teaching? Would you consider teaching as a full time job? Why or why not? How can you learn teaching? Do you think that it is easier to learn new subjects by yourself, or do you think it is better to have a teacher? Does teaching someone makes us a better understanding of the concept or reading self? What is the best way of teaching? Why do professors need to teach? What's it like to have sex with your teacher? Do you like your school? Why? Since each of us has been a student first, what is the harshest thing a teacher taught you? Would you consider teaching as a full time job? What do you think education is? What are the advantages and disadvantages of being a teacher? Why do people say that when you share knowledge or teach some one you learn better? What makes for 'creative teaching'? What is the best thing about being a teacher? Why are school teachers the best? Do teachers care more about their subjects or their students? What is it really like to teach high school? Do you think teachers should give homework? Why? How do you feel to be a teacher? Students: what is the best experience you've had because of a teacher? What is the difference between the level of what is taught in school vs college? Teachers: What is the best lesson you've ever taught? What's a clever response to "Oh you're a math major, are you going to be a teacher?" What do you think education should be? Are open classroom lessons as efficient as "real" lessons? Why it is important for a student to be a learner as well?