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Classroom Management and Teaching Styles
The following elements are offered:
- Multi-Level Teaching (One And A Half Hours)
Why it is necessary.
The results of treating all learners as equal.
An easy way to expedite.
- The Four Teaching Styles (Two And A Half Hours)
Recognising them; a simple diagram.
The benefits of using them in terms of classroom management.
A model maths lesson, using all four styles.
Using styles to avoid trouble
- Allocating Tasks Temperamentally. (One Hour)
- Policies And Documentation
On Classroom Management (By Negotiation)
- The Three-Fold Nature Of Management. (Two Hours)
- Engagement (One And A Half Hours)
A concept for judging a productive learning experience.
How to recognise it.
How to encourage it.
Why older models for judging lessons are inadequate.
'On task' behaviour and its weaknesses.
- Four Quadrants Of Successful Teaching (One And A Half Hours)
Clarity - teacher knows; students does; student retains.
Overview - curriculum summaries; techniques; planning.
Demand - expecting more.
Enthusiasm - rest; creativity; conditions of employment.
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