Classroom management Flashcards

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Whats the experimental learnong cycle

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Prepare => Do => Recall => Reflect => Conclude (circle)

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3 groups of teachers

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  1. The explainer
    = focus on subject matters
  2. The invlover
    = focus on methofdology to work with the subject matter in an efficient mway
  3. The enabler
    = enables students to work with the subject matter in the most efficient way
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What makes an efficient teacher (give 6)

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  • really listen to students
  • does not unnecessary complicates things
  • gives clear, positive feedback
  • shows respect
  • has sens of humor
  • is patient
  • kwows his subhect
  • inspires confidence
  • trusts pupils
  • empathizes with students
  • us well-organized
  • paces lesson well
  • is enthousiastic
  • can be autoritative withoyt being distant
  • is honest
  • kwows the way of the world
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What makes an efficient learner

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  • on timr
  • intrinsic motivation (likes english)
  • asking questions
  • having a go a every opportunity
  • reflecting on how individual learning takes place
  • doing homework
  • looking for examples of english outside the classroom
  • learning how to use dictionaries and grammar books, apps, sites, media
  • getting enough sleep
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5
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Age groups vesrus ability levels
- wich age groups are there
- wich ability groups are there

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age groups : children, adolescent and adult

Ability levels :
**- beginner **
* starter / zero beginner
* false beginner
* elementary level

intermediate:
- pre/lower intermediate
- intermediate
- upper intermediate

advanced

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What are the essential teaching skills (without explaining) (7)

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  • planning and preparartion of a lesson
  • lesson presentation
  • lesson management
  • classroom climate
  • discipline
  • assessing pupils’ progress
  • reflection and evaluation
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Explain the essential teaching skill : Planning and and preparation of a lesson

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  • lesson plan is clear and well-structured
  • material and resources are well prepared and adapted to pupils and context
  • the lesson will evoke pupils’ interest and involvement
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Explain the essential teaching skill : lesson presentation

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  • T is confident and know his subject = expert
  • t gives clear intructions and explanation matched to needs
  • t varies type of question
    open
    closed
    predictive
    conclusive
    evaluating
  • t uses a variety of engaging activating learning activities
  • pupils are actively involved in their own learning
  • t shows respect for pupils contributions
  • t uses a variety of materials/resources
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Explain the essential teaching skill : lesson management

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  • smooth beginning of lesson = teaser
  • t invloves P
  • t monitors p’ progression / constructive feedback
  • smooth trabsition between activities
  • t guards time management
  • pace of lesson is adjusted to pupils
  • lesson plan = work in progress and adjusted when appropriate
  • smooth ending/closure
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Explain the essential teaching skill : classroom climate

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  • sense of order
  • safe learning environment
  • matual respect P/T
  • t boosts P self-esteem through constructive feedback
  • classroom apearance : position of benches, decoration of walls
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Explain the essential teaching skill : discipline

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  • good order = based on positive classroom climate, lesson presentation and lesson management
  • authoroty of T is accepted by p
  • clear rles and expectations
  • t pre-empts misbehaviour
  • appropriate counselling/reprimands/punishment
  • t avoids/defuses confrontation
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Explain the essential teaching skill : assessing pupils’ progress

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  • marks p’ worj in constructive manner + returs it on time
  • feedback involves follow-up
  • variery of assessment tasks (formative and summative)
  • t keeps records of progress
  • assessment is used to indentify difficultuies, effectiveness of teaching
  • t assesses study skills and learning strategies of pupils
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Explain the essential teaching skill : reflection and evaluation

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  • t evaluate and reflects upin lesson
  • t regularly reviews strategies a d techniques in order to improve them
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14
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what essential skills are ilportants in clasroom management ?

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BEFORE :
planning / preparation

DURING :
- lesson presentation
- lesson management
- classroom climate
- discipline

AFTER :
- reflection

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15
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what is classroom management ?

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  • most important job T: create condition in wich learning can take place
  • CM: recognize options, make decisions ans turn thel into actions
  • experiece make you aware of possible grow
16
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Classroom management style (4)

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Autothoritarian style
= strong control over students
= verbal exchange/discussion duscrouraged
students follow direction without always knowing why
hardly any positive feedback

Authoritative style
= control over student, but explains reasons behind rules/decisions
= open to verbal interaction
= encourages self-reflection

Laissez-faire style
= very permissive
= well-being is more important than class-control
= inconsistent demand, control and disciplne
= want to be friends

indifferent style
= few demands on students
= appears generally uniterested
= minimal effort put into class preparartion
= classroom discipline migt be missing
= few opportunities for students to practise their skills

17
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types of pupils grouping (5)

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  • whole class working togheter with T
  • class mixing together as individuals
  • small groups
  • pairs
  • individual work
18
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interaction patters

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self acces = students chose their own tasks and work autonomously
= SS
group wordk = students work in small groups
= s
individual work = P gives set of tasks and student work independently
= s
collaboration = student do as “individual work” but in pairs
= s
full-class interaction = students debate/make a task as a class, teacher may intervene
= s
student initoate, teacher answers = but teacher decides who asks the question
= ST
Open-ended teacher questionning = number op possible correct answers so that more students can answer
= TS
Close-ended teacher questionning = only one ‘right’ answer
= T
choral response= t gives a model/a cue which is repeated by/responded by al in the chorus
= T
teacher talk = no initiative on the part of the students
= TT

19
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How to maximize pupil interaction

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  • see things from their perspective
  • safe learning environment
  • ask open questions/concept questions instead of giving explanation
  • allow p tim to think
  • really listen and let it affect what you do next
  • pair work and small group work
  • arrange seatings
  • get pupils to give explanations to eachother/paraphrase = encourage interaction
  • co-operation before competition
  • let pupils take decisions for themselfves (responsible for own leraning process)
20
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what are potential problems ?

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  • TTT to kill the silence
  • echoing
  • compicated/unclear instructions
  • not checking understanding of instrction
  • insufficient authority
  • lack of confidence
  • over helping / over organizing
  • flying with the fastest
  • not really listening to the message (e.g. only to the language problems)