"Who dares to teach must never cease to learn." What is your thought?

This an absolutely true statement.Learning is a never ending process that will positively enhance our awareness and knowledge and will positively contribute to our abilities as teachers.

This is true. In fact no one should cease to learn, because learning is a never-ending process. There is no one with100% knowledge.

Learning, such as water and air No one can live without water and airThe Prophet, peace be upon himSeek knowledge even if in China

Learning is a continuous process which goes on throughout our life. For a teacher it's more essential to enhance his approach of teaching through learning. I would like to explain my point by presenting a parable.

"Water overflows from a vessel when it is full. The more it receive, the more it deliver. Empty vessel can not deliver water."

Similarly a teacher with more knowledge, delivers more.

TEACHING IS TEACHING ONLY 

WHEN LEARNING HAS TAKEN PLACE

It is imperative that a teacher also be a researcher and lifetime learner. There are new innovations in teaching and you dare not be left behind

A teacher is always a learner....

It is absolutely true.One has to teach aspects they are very sure of.I am sure it will go down well with,''to teach is to learn twice.''

True. Actually, not only the one who teaches must learn, but anyone. A human being, in general, should never stop learning and developing. It is very important so that to not get degraded.

I agree with this statement100%. If you are an effective educator then you yourself must strive to be a life long learner. In order to make students excited about learning then the teacher him or herself have to be excited about learning as well.

Attitude is everything.

I agree. A Teacher is forever a student. You will never stop learning and updating your self on whats new and effective ways to teach. As as Teacher you have to be ready to answer the questions that may pop up during your lecture. Its a a technology or a system that must be updated from time to time. 

Thanks,

Meann Belesario