But, more importantly, they learn leadership skills to get people to work and take care of themselves. They learn the importance of motivating individuals and groups who also can advocate their visions and ideas. Teachers are researchers. They teach students how to do good research, and the importance of rejecting poor research. They understand the value of hands-on experiences and laboratory examples of text information.
Teachers are mentors.
They realize that success requires knowing and acting on the right skills for the times. They share with their students the traits and behaviors that make special circumstances happen. Their students are prepared for whatever they will be called on to do, using appropriate skills to motivate, meet specific needs, or to resolve differences. Students learn these skills from their college teachers. Of course they also learn a lot of book information about intensity of exercise training, guidelines for stress testing, oxygen consumption, and so forth.