I must make reasonable allowances and set reasonable rules. I must maneuver with an iron fist in a velvet glove and allow students to make their own mistakes while not lording the consequences over them. When you truly make the effort to identify with people, they work with you in a more cooperative manner and achieve more of their personal and professional goals. It is quiet guidance that more often succeeds than noisy force. Another part of teaching is evaluation.
Evaluation can come in many different packages.
Less obvious, but just as important, is peer evaluation from other teachers. No teacher is perfect and each has his or her own style. The best teacher is one who strives to make themselves a composite of all the best teachers they've ever known. Feedback from peers can help to bring out our strengths and identify weaknesses and areas for improvement. Evaluation in teaching also includes testing of various methodologies.