What are the qualities of a great teacher? by T.J. Elliott, CLO of ETS

As ETS’s Vice President and Chief Learning Officer, T.J. Elliott has overall responsibility for those processes that share knowledge, develop people & organizations, assure appropriate collaborative workspaces, and enable growth and innovation across the enterprise. He is charged with identifying and helping ETS implement new and better ways to work in an increasingly competitive marketplace, as well as for ensuring that the organization capitalizes on the skills and talents of its employees to achieve its mission.

Elliott received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Manhattan College and Nova Southeastern University, respectively. He is co-author of Decision DNA (Emerald) and wrote the foreword to the 2008 Second Edition of Work-Based Learning: Bridging Knowledge and Action in the Workplace (Wiley) by Joe Raelin, as well as a chapter in 2014's Smarter Innovation: Using Interactive Processes to Drive Better Business Results, (Ark) edited by Katrina Pugh.

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T. J. Elliott talks about what makes a great teacher and how he really studied this subject in order to improve his own teaching skills. He discusses how being willing to learn from ones students is the number attribute for being a great teacher.

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