As a teacher, how can you convince your students that you're more than just a simple teacher and that you truly care about their education?

breaking the ice between you and your students in the beginning and use your creativity in giving the material you are teaching let them feel that the things that you are teaching are not only to get a certificate but that they will also benefit from them after that 

This is a great discussion. A teacher should first and foremost build trust with their students and be a helpful guide through difficult academic moments. My instructor recommended looking into academcore reviews to help me find the right academic assistant. This kind of supportive approach to teaching earns my respect and makes me feel confident in my ability to succeed. With the right guidance and resources, every student has the potential to excel and reach their goals.

Taking care of students in all the ways, will bring trust on teachers very faster. Need not prove that teachers care about education. Education is part of life, if it is realised, students come forth to seek wisdom. More than the syllabus. After that, subjects are on their fingers. Thanks

I love this question! I always come up with real life examples that picture the future after graduation. I try to put them in the context of tomorrow and involve them as much as possible so they could understand that the learning and the experiences I share is something they will benefit from. Story telling is the best technic I found to illustrate delicate situations they will be exposed to and how they could manage to deal with.

I love this because once I get them focused and involved in the process nothing in the world can be as rewarding as the sparks in their eyes and the "thank you sir" I get at the end of the class.