Who is an ideal teacher?

Best teacher:

Being a teacher is to be an administrator.
Being a teacher is to be a mother. A teacher without compassion can be anything else; they cannot be a teacher.
Being a teacher is to be a honeybee that diligently gathers nectar from various flowers, sustains and devotes itself for others' use, leaving its work to return to the same task.
Being a teacher is to be a gardener who plants seeds, nurtures, and when the plants grow, starts preparing a new nursery with a slap for the expanding roots.
Being a teacher is also being a friend who is the confidant of every secret of their students, allowing them to speak before scolding, supporting them like true friends.
Being a teacher is to be a potter who shapes the clay into various forms, providing support from within and gently shaping it from the outside, sometimes creating a pot, sometimes something else.
Being a teacher is to be a psychologist who recognizes the eyes and understands the hands of the children. It doesn't command a fish to climb a tree or tell a monkey to swim but allows each child to showcase their talents.
Being a teacher is being an artist who doesn't make knowledge complicated but simplifies it so that the student can grasp it without feeling burdened.
Being a teacher is to be a lighthouse, not physically present everywhere, but removing darkness within oneself and illuminating the searching minds with a beacon.
Being a teacher is to be a banyan tree, under which some birds may cheat, chirp, and play games. It provides shelter and shade, never breaking the trust of those under its branches.
Being a teacher is to be a river that constantly flows, never stagnant, providing continuous learning and navigating the challenges of life's journey.
Being a teacher is like a narrow road, and everyone has to pass through it to seek the search for life. Every person, facing the narrow lanes of life, climbs this narrow path and achieves their destinations.
If you are all these, salute; otherwise, try to become such.