As an intern and teacher, my favorite students are those who have good grades, are active in class, listen carefully and answer questions actively. I also like those who are disciplined, polite and correct their mistakes. Because of such students, teachers often don't need to worry a lot. Moreover, parents don't always need to talk to teachers because their children often violate discipline or have poor grades.

As a teacher, students with good grades will be given priority, mainly because the teacher's job is to teach and educate people and impart knowledge to students. The improvement of students' grades also proves that students listened to what the teacher said. Good grades of students are also an affirmation of teachers' work. The reason why teachers attend classes carefully, prepare lessons and correct homework is to see students get good grades under their own education. In addition, if most of the students taught by a teacher get very good grades, then others will think that the teacher is a very qualified teacher with rich teaching management personnel.

Teachers will also like students who are more active in class. Because such students follow the teacher's ideas, they will not be absent-minded in class and will not disturb classroom discipline. Active students, teachers will remember their names more easily, so that students will cooperate with teachers in class, so that teachers will not ask questions without students raising their hands actively, which will lead to teaching failure. Students who answer positively in class generally don't do too badly. Students who actively answer questions will also take the initiative to greet the teacher after class. This is what I found through observation, so I prefer active students.

Teachers like students who not only get good grades, but also are active in class. Teachers like disciplined students. Because students obey discipline, teachers will pay less attention. To sum up, the students that teachers like are all good students.