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INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES
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1. What view points on classroom management are described above? 2. What factors are defined for the positive classroom management? 3. What are the key tasks for organizing “good” classroom managing? 4. What is the role of discipline in behavior management? 5. What are the functions of preventive techniques in classroom management? 6. How do teachers maintain discipline in the process of ELT? Activities: 1. A group of trainee teachers was asked to teach a lesson and then write an entry in a journal summing what happened and their thoughts and feelings on the lesson. Read the extracts from what the trainee teachers wrote and write the answers as instruction that follow each extract. Exchange your answers with your partner for peer evaluation. 189 Claire: The lesson would have been OK I think, but the students have a real problem understanding what I say to them. Today one student asked me to speak more slowly. 1. As well as speaking more slowly, what else Can Claire do to make herself easier to understand? Mark: I tried to use some pair work so that the learners would get more practice, but with everyone talking the lesson was quite noisy and I was worried in case another teacher complained. 2. Should language classroom always be quiet? Becky: I stood up at the beginning of the lesson but most of the time I sat down because it is important to be comfortable. 3. When you were at school did your teachers generally stand up or sit down? 4. Can you think of some reasons why teachers may choose to stand or sit? Bill: It was awful today. We were doing something on past forms but a student asked me something about gerunds and I didn’t know the answer, so I just had to say ‘sorry I don’t know’ – it was so embarrassing. 5. Do you think teachers are right to admit their ignorance when they don’t know? Karen: Last week I made a huge effort to learn the names of everyone in the class and today I got them right every time – so I was quite pleased. 6. Do you think that Karen was right to put such store by knowing the names of her students? 7. In what situations can knowing the names of the learners help? Jack: I knew I wanted the learners to work in groups so that there would be a lot of interaction, but when I said ‘get into groups’ nobody did anything, and most of the students had worked on their own. 8. Do you think it was a good idea to use group work? 9. Who should decide on the groupings, the teacher or the students? 10. Can all activities be done as a group work? Ellis: I wanted learners to read a text really quickly and to get the idea of what it was about, but they all read really slowly and 190 worried a lot about new words, which wasn’t the idea at all. 11. How could Ellis have avoided this problem? Ken: In the past my lessons have been OK except when I write on the board. My writing isn’t very neat at the best of times, and when I start writing on the board nobody can read anything. I also find everything gets mixed up and I run out of space. 12. Should you write in upper or lower case, or both? 13. Should you print everything or use joined-up writing? 14. How can you stop the board getting so confused? Susan: I wanted to nominate a student to speak but didn’t know her name, so I pointed to her instead and she answered, but after the lesson another trainee told me that he thought it was quite rude to point in that way. 15. Who do you agree with, Susan or her colleague? Download 2.75 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: |
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