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    Teaching requires not just subject knowledge but skills to engage students. Developing teaching skills takes effort but improves lessons. Time management is important - create a schedule to prepare activities and address concepts students didn't grasp. Analyze activities to see what worked and how to improve. Be resourceful by asking experienced teachers about successful approaches and materials that helped develop their skills. Combining these suggestions with experience can help teachers develop skills to engage students and help them achieve targets.

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    Teaching requires not just subject knowledge but skills to engage students. Developing teaching skills takes effort but improves lessons. Time management is important - create a schedule to prepare activities and address concepts students didn't grasp. Analyze activities to see what worked and how to improve. Be resourceful by asking experienced teachers about successful approaches and materials that helped develop their skills. Combining these suggestions with experience can help teachers develop skills to engage students and help them achieve targets.

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    How to Develop Great Teaching Skills

    Teaching a class of students is much harder than most people imagine. Not
    only do you need the knowledge of different subjects in order to pass it on, but a
    wide range of other skills is also necessary to keep control over a large group, and
    engage them - even when the topic isn't the most exciting. This can provide you
    with a real challenge, but as we are about to find out, it becomes far easier when
    you begin to develop new teaching skills and techniques. Improving your skills as
    a teacher takes effort, but once you begin to gain a better understanding of the
    'tricks of the trade', you can implement countless simple measures to increase the
    effectiveness of your lessons - in no time at all. One of the areas where most people
    slip up when it comes to being a success in the teaching industry is time
    management. Organizing yourself in the right way actually saves time in the long
    run, though at that moment, it can seem too strenuous to bother with. Create
    yourself an easy-to-follow, realistic schedule; by putting aside time slots during the
    week where you will dedicate yourself to specific jobs, you can ensure you
    complete all of your tasks in advance - something which benefits both you and
    your students.

    For instance, it may be a good idea to save a couple of hours per week to
    prepare for any practical activities you plan to carry out with your class in the
    coming days, with some additional time allocated to talking with students about
    any concepts they didn't quite grasp. Remember: your teaching skills will often be
    measured by the success of your pupils; are they meeting their targets? If not,
    why? Another simple measure you can take to enhance your skill collection is
    through analyzing all of the work you do. Look at all the activities you have done
    with a class, be they practical or theoretically based. Note what went well, and
    what could have been better. If you refer to this next time you do something
    similar, you can incorporate the bits which seemed to have a positive effect, and
    try something else in replacement of the things that needed to be improved. This
    way, you will end up with an array of exercises that are productive and
    worthwhile. Being resourceful is instrumental should you want to ascend to the
    ultimate layer of teaching. Don't be afraid to ask others with experience what
    approach they take with their classes, about activities that they think were very
    successful, or for details on any courses or books they read that helped them
    understand the classroom environment more than beforehand.

    By combining these easy suggestions with your own personal knowledge and
    experience, you could well start to bank more and more teaching skills straight
    away. Hopefully, you can implement these in your classroom, simply adapting
    them for different age and ability groups. Students enjoying themselves - but still
    achieving their anticipated targets - is one of the most accurate signs in telling you
    that your teaching is going well.

    Author: TeAch-nology - The Art and Science of Teaching with Technology


    Published on February 20, 2019
    Link: http://www.teach-nology.com/tutorials/teaching/teachingskills.html
    Submitted by: Norjainal Sulog (18/11/2019)

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