My experience while still in school:
Usually, during break time, I and the other students talk about how teachers teach in the classroom. We even "compare" between Master 'A', Guru 'B', and Teacher 'C'. "Who among our teachers the best way of teaching? That is, the way in which the lesson can be easily accepted and finally recorded in our heads? "

The average student in our classroom loves teachers who teach creatively, interactively, occasionally interspersed with humor to make the atmosphere cheerful, not stressful.

I am not a teacher, but I think the way of teaching is almost similar to how to write. The "crispy" writing is so readable, eaten to the end by the reader. While the writing "monotonous", less attractive to the reader, so it may only be read a little.

In my opinion, good writen is, first must use good and correct language. Second, starting with strong first paragraph, which can provoke or tempt the reader to keep reading the next paragraph.

The middle or body of the article, written in story form (something described in detail), even better if there is a drama, complete with "knick knacks".

And, the writing closes (ending) with the conclusion that makes the reader to remember with that writing.

In my opinion, the last paragraph (ending) of this @teukumukhlis post is a pretty good conclusion. Because that is what the students expect of their teachers.