1. Self-evaluation plays an important role for teachers to reflect on their lessons and skills. This can be done through journals, checklists, peer observation, and analyzing student work and portfolios.
2. A positive working environment is important where teachers share knowledge, support each other, and build cooperation. This helps students become better learners.
3. Lesson planning requires considering content, materials, sequencing, timing, and real-world goals for students. Elements like presentation technique, classroom language, and pacing also impact teaching quality. Regular self-evaluation helps teachers improve.
1. Self-evaluation plays an important role for teachers to reflect on their lessons and skills. This can be done through journals, checklists, peer observation, and analyzing student work and portfolios.
2. A positive working environment is important where teachers share knowledge, support each other, and build cooperation. This helps students become better learners.
3. Lesson planning requires considering content, materials, sequencing, timing, and real-world goals for students. Elements like presentation technique, classroom language, and pacing also impact teaching quality. Regular self-evaluation helps teachers improve.
1. Self-evaluation plays an important role for teachers to reflect on their lessons and skills. This can be done through journals, checklists, peer observation, and analyzing student work and portfolios.
2. A positive working environment is important where teachers share knowledge, support each other, and build cooperation. This helps students become better learners.
3. Lesson planning requires considering content, materials, sequencing, timing, and real-world goals for students. Elements like presentation technique, classroom language, and pacing also impact teaching quality. Regular self-evaluation helps teachers improve.
1. Self-evaluation plays an important role for teachers to reflect on their lessons and skills. This can be done through journals, checklists, peer observation, and analyzing student work and portfolios.
2. A positive working environment is important where teachers share knowledge, support each other, and build cooperation. This helps students become better learners.
3. Lesson planning requires considering content, materials, sequencing, timing, and real-world goals for students. Elements like presentation technique, classroom language, and pacing also impact teaching quality. Regular self-evaluation helps teachers improve.
Confucius said Give a man a fish and he eats for a day. Teach him how to fish and he eats a for a lifetime. Teachers must know what they teach, how to teach and why they teach. Self-evaluation plays important role in teaching fields. Teachers have to reflect after teaching by writing dairies or journal writing, classroom task and action plans, checklists or questionaries, audio or video recording of lessons. Professional portfolios are also a kind of self-evaluation of teachers’ skill. It means at the end of the academic’s teacher give back students’ summaries that they have done throughout year. Another self-evolution is teacher play role of learners. Peer observation and professional development plans can call self- evolution too. The advantages of programs and department can enhance collegiality. Moreover, teachers must what their strengthen and weakness.
Chapter 2 Your School and Professional Community
It is true that not only teacher but also most worker like to appreciate from their boss. Sharing knowledge, caring each other, partnership and good sprit can convey good working field. Cooperation is one of the personal growths. In this way, we are able to build up to get smart learners. Chapter 3 Your classroom, Your Students and You Classroom must have these things such as spacious and clean, whiteboard and marker, good lighting and ventilation, notice board, window that can open, desks must be clean and good climate control, and locker that can put teacher and students’ stuff. Moreover, seating arrangement is one of the classroom decorations. It can be in pairs, individually with small desk, group work seating plan, horse shoes arrangement. Teachers need to behave in different way at different stages of a lesson to manage the classroom. There are some teacher roles. Planner- prepare and reflect the lesson before teaching. Manager- organize the learning space and to get good interaction with students. Monitor- to observer the classroom. Facilitator- to help students to get learner autonomy. Diagnostician- solve students’ difficulties. Language provider- give new language. Assessor- evaluate the language level and attitude learners. Rapport Builder- getting relationship with learners. Chapter 4 Program Goal To summarize this chapter, there are a need analysis, defining goals of the program, creating a long rang plan, undertaking a systematic work and refection on daily lesson plan. As a need analysis, teacher has to notice students interests, needs, expectations and preferences. For defining goals is to help students get achievement, subject discipline and improve communicative skill. Curricula, course outlines and long-rang plans- to prepare this teacher needs to think about for long term. If teachers make wrong decisions, students can get negative attitude about your class. Planning for Task- Based Instruction Task- based instructional approach is Firstly Teacher gives a task regarding today’s topic to student before teaching. After that teacher starts to teach and do practice and finally teacher gives the task again. Chapter 5 Daily Lesson Planning There are tools such as content, context, techniques, materials, sequencing and timing and design in a lesson plan. There are many differences between well- prepared lesson plan and unplanned lesson. Moreover, teachers need to consider real - world communication for students when they make lesson plan. In First step “what teacher teach” Health, in this step there must have regarding health vocabulary, structure, function, pronunciation. Next step, how to present, with deductive presentation or inductive presentation. Then practice stage, controlled practice or less controlled practice or free practice. The last stage is production stage. As an extension task is giving homework. Chapter 6 Resources and Chapter 7 Resources in language Classroom There are many resources for example students text book, workbook, teacher resource book, authentic material, chalkboard, whiteboard, projector, computer, blue tool, television, audio aid, realia thing, puppet. When teachers teach, they use newspaper, magazine and so on. Chapter 8 Elements of a Lesson There are regarding preparation, delivery of instructions, classroom language, presentation techniques, pacing and reflection. In presentation stage, there are inductive and deductive approach. In addition, there are choice of language and manner speaking, the use of teaching aids, and teacher physical position in the classroom. Moreover, teachers need to give clear instruction according to students’ level. To improve teaching skill teachers must do self- evaluation. For types of activities, teachers need to put activities in lesson plan. For pacing, teachers need to adjust pacing according to students’ attention to lesson. Chapter 9 Elements of a language lesson To summarize this chapter, it assumes that communicative approach is one of the things in language lesson. It is based on teacher center classroom and student center classroom. Moreover, it is true that skills must be balanced. Teaching grammar, there are top- down and bottom- up approach. Chapter 10 Classroom Communication It believes that students need to communicate with their friends by doing pair work, group work and whole class activities. For group work, it can lead student - students interaction. Therefore, students can be independent learners. Teachers must deal with different learners therefore he or she uses different teaching approaches. Dealing with discipline problems, teachers need to practice same rules for all students, there is no bias. When teachers set the discipline, there must be firm. Use firm voice, not to yell or scream at all. Teachers is not ok at home; this time do not bring this unfeeling to school. There is another important thing, classroom confidence and trust. Chapter 11 Questions and Responses “A great deal of interaction in the classroom is imitated through questions and answers.” It is true that while teacher is teaching, he/she needs to check students by asking questions. We can ask Yes or No questions, short-answer questions, Long-answer questions. Teachers have to give a few time students to response this question. In addition to there are students like nosier and more talkative than the others as well as students with low self-esteem for that one teacher need to draw into the discussion. When students are asking questions to teacher, if teacher doesn’t know answer, teachers need to honest by saying I am not sure for this question but don’t worry I will find and reply to you as possible as quick. Chapter 12 Feedback and Correction There are many feedback ways body language, gestures, facial expression such as smile, look serious, frown and shake head. There are two types of feedbacks: positive and negative feedbacks. When teacher is giving negative feedback, teacher has to choose suitable words for students like constructive criticism. It is important to recognize between an error and a mistake as a teacher. Chapter 13 Motivation and attitude It assumes that every student need to motivation from teacher as well as from their peer. Effective teachers should have these abilities warmth, empathy, genuineness, negotiating, listening skill and positive attitude. Chapter 14 Assessment, Testing and Marking, Chapter 15 Program Evaluation There are assessment, evaluation and testing for students. There are two assessments: qualitive and quantitative assessment. For test, before students attend class, they must take placement test. For diagnostic assessment, after joining class two weeks teachers do this assessment. Formative assessment is testing unit after unit. Summative assessment is like final test. At the end of the school year, teachers give portfolio assessment to parents and students. Chapter 16 Professional Development Firstly, teachers need to expect their subject matter. Secondly, it is important language skills. Thirdly, teachers need to fulfil this knowledge: Linguistic knowledge, Pedagogical knowledge, psychological knowledge, Cross-cultural knowledge and Technological knowledge.