Flexibility. All students learn differently, and a good robotics teacher will make sure to provide a variety of lessons for different learning styles.

Organization. Teaching requires a long list of administrative tasks, along with lesson planning and instruction time. A robotics teacher needs to be organized for optimal effectiveness.

Patience. Not every student will be a natural at robotics. Patience with students who learn differently or more slowly is essential for ensuring that all students succeed.

Energy. A robotics teacher should have an abundance of energy to meet the demands of the job, including administrative tasks, making robotics fun and interesting to students, and staying on top of changes in the industry.

Positive. A positive attitude in the classroom helps to create a safe and respectful learning environment for optimal student learning.