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The 21st century educators are those ones who move with time in the academic system, and strive to find modern ways of teaching and impacting knowledge. Below is a summary of some of the ways a teacher could effectively improve on his or her teaching in the classroom.
IDENTIFYING
SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES
1. Most times when a subject appears to be
too concentrated, it takes a longer time for a teacher to be able to drive home
his point to the students put under his care to impact on, this is where
identifying the similarities and differences comes in, in teaching any given subject. Being able to
break a subject down and taking the parts in turn goes a long way to making it
simple for students to understand what a teacher is passing across.
2.
SUMMARISING AND NOTE TAKING
Until a student understands and is able to
put in his or her own words what has been taught, it cannot be said that a
teacher has succeeded in transferring knowledge. This is because most times,
students do not go back to their notes, but if they are able to form their
notes using their own words, what is taught sticks because it is from their
understanding of the subject. This doesn’t mean however that a teacher should
not prepare his or her own notes.
3.
REINFORCING EFFORT AND PROVIDING RECOGNITION
Every student needs to be motivated to
work, and as result not just the students that do well should be appreciated,
but even the ones that are believed to be backward. Introducing a kind of
incentive for good performance, as well as driving other students by awarding
them gifts, even when academically, they may not deserve it, would go a great
length to helping a teacher achieve a positive result with his work.
4.
HOMEWORK AND PRACTICE.
Apart from keeping a child busy outside school
with homework, a teacher should also ...Subscribe by email to get useful materials from us straight into your inbox . You cannot afford to be left behind in this 21st century.
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