patient
(1) He is always patient to teach children.
(2) He is always patient in teaching children.
Which is appropriate for the habit of English grammar if I only use 'patient' instead of 'patiently'?

Question

patient
(1) He is always patient to teach children.
(2) He is always patient in teaching children.
       Which is appropriate for the habit of English grammar  if I only use 'patient' instead of 'patiently'?

Answer

A better way if expressing it would be: He always teaches children with patience (or great patience).

Answer

The second one!

Answer

Both correct.

Answer

A better way of phrasing this would be To say:
He is always patient while teaching children.