Module 1 Flashcards
Who teaching is intimate contact between a more mature personality and a less mature one which is designed to further the education of the latter
H. C Marrison(1934)
Who teaching is defined as an interactive process, primarily involving classroom talk, which takes place between teacher and pupil and occurs during certain definable activities.
Edmund Amidon(1967)
Is profession where one can hone the minds, form the character and sharpen the skills of the young which result to change or transformation in their lives.
Teaching
Who teaching is a system of actions involving an agent, and end in view, and a situation, including two sets of factors-those over which the agent has no control (class size, size of classroom, physical characteristics of pupil etc.)and those that he can modify such as a way of asking questions or ideas gleaned.
B. O. Smith(1969)
Who teaching is a task of a teacher, which is performed for the development of a child.
T. F. Greens(1971)
Who is the process that facilitates learning. The teacher has an important role to play because he acts as a catalyst, actively stimulating learning.
Farrant (1980)
Who teaching is a cluster of activities that are noted about teachers such as explaining, deducing, questioning,motivating,taking attendance, keeping record of works, learners progress and backgrounds information.
G. Wells (1982)
Understanding the teaching profession requires deeper appreciation of the lives of teachers as individuals in the society
The teacher as individual person
Who that As society becomes more complex and its values are becomes more complex and its values are becoming more pluralistic, the areas of responsibility for teachers become wider.
Pelletier, 2004
Who are pointed out that teaching is more than just a simple job. Some people, especially those who choose it to be their profession, regard teaching as a higher calling and a commitment to make positive changes in the society and in the lives of all people they teach.
Cohen, Manion, Morrision (1996)
It is always desirable for teachers to possess various skills and talents that they can use and share as they perform their teaching task.
Teachers have different talents and skills
What are the body parts of a teacher?
Brain
Eyes
Ears
Hands
Heart
Mouth
Feet
Nose
It is the body part of a teacher that always thinks critically and creativity.
Brain
It is the part of the body of parts of a teachers to see the individual needs, strength, and nature of each learner.
Eyes
It is the body parts of a teacher to listen to students ideas and concerns.
Ears
It is the body part of the teacher to guide students and show the right direction.
Hands
It’s is the body part of the teacher to love all the students regardless of who and what they are.
Heart
It is the body part of the teacher to speak the truth, discuss knowledge, and speak wisdom to students.
Mouth
It is the body part of the teacher to walk with the students, explore the surrounding, and discover new knowledge and information.
Feet
It is the body part of the teacher to breath deeply and relax when feeling tired or pressured.
Nose