u/ExpensiveSwimmer3052

It’s a sacred gift. You either have it or you don't. I did a grad dip straight after my undergrad (early 2000s) just cause I needed a quick stable career. I don’t think I am a star teacher, and lots of students have said my classes are boring over the last few years and I’ve kinda come to terms with the fact I’m not a master entertainer… but It’s honestly kind of funny watching the system try to upskill teachers who are just fundamentally boring….i mean they know the content but just can’t hook the kids… what u guys think. Can u notice a difference btw the teachers who just did a grad dip vs the ones who were seemingly born to teach?