What types of classroom culture do you have in your school?
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well my culture has influence the classroom setting a lot where the teacher has the say in the class\nmeaning we students arent allowed to voice out our opinions that much\nthis culture tends to be permenant in the child's faculty even when they've reached univeristy level.\nlangauge proficienncy varies\nbut mostly what there always what the teacher says is always correct\neven when its wrong\nim from malaysia and a malay
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Depending on the subject your teaching math ,English, etc...You may consider 3 things visual , auditory and tactual. all can be successful in certain setting, if you can incorporate all three you will reach every student.
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I teach a 3/4/5 combo class in a tiny rural district. I love my third graders! They are always (as a group) so much better behaved than my older ones. They still want to please adults and are still complete sponges.No hormones! They are usually more trustworthy because of this, so I can set them up to work independently more often than older ones who may like to cheat and need more supervision. Also, you don't have to bend over with them near as much (as in kindergarten), which saves wear and tear on your back and knees.
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1. The learning climate. resources, comfort, confidence to make mistakes.\n2. the students learning style, Visual auditory or kinasthetic. Tasks that suit their learning style.\n3.Subject matter that is interesting and relevant.\n4. Inclusion. Students have the opportunity to access the curriculum what ever their need.\n\nIf you elaborate more on the question, I can help more.
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1. some behaviours to treat classmates: be courteous, sharing, thoughtful, patient, kind, helpful, etc. to classmates. wouldn't these character qualities make the classroom a happy place? think about it.\n\n2. i've forgotten my history, so sorry...\n\n3. i've forgotten my history, so sorry...
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How do define education?\nWhat is your philosophy of student advising?\nGive examples of your teaching style.
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1. What is your philosophy on education?\n2. What is your philosophy on discipline?\n3. What do you know about middle school aged children?\n4. What kind of boss will you be to the teachers?\n5. How do you think you can improve our school?\n6. Are you willing to stay as late as you need to in order to get the job done well?\n7. Tell us about your middle school experiences.
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I'm not too sure exactly the kind of information you need, but one book that may shed light on behaviors and how to manage them is: Preventing Classroom Discipline Problems.\n\nAdditionally, I'd read Fred Jone's book TOOLS FOR TEACHING. He provides some answers as to why certain behaviors occur in the classroom.
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You can show them episodes of 'The Office' or the movie 'Office Space.'\n\nWhat do you mean by organizational culture? Like how people interact in organizations?
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Be kind to your school\nThat's how to be cool.
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When I was still in highschool, I would get up at 6:30 and get a shower. I had to be there at 8:00 am. The first thing we did was set in homeroom for about 15 minutes while we listen to the daily announcements. Then we would go to our first period class, which I think was just a study hall for me. Then I had Japanese Cultures during my second period class. Third period I had Physical Education. Fourth was Art class. Our fifth period was another study hall because the younger kids had lunch this period and we got to go during sixth period. 7th period was when I had English class. Another study hall during eight period, I wasn't really that busy my senior year. 9th period I had Geography but nobody really took it seriously so it was more like a goof off class. Then 10th period we had health class. We left school everyday at approximately 3:15 pm. That was my typical day at school my senior year.
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Your teaching style should reflect various learning styles so that you meet the needs of all learners.  In other words if you have children who are visual learners make sure that you use visuals as part of your style of teaching.
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Doesn't your school provide these types of resources for teachers?
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Well, there were several learning styles that I experienced in highschool, but my main learning style is visual-spatial.  \n\nHere are the main learning styles:\n\nactive/reflective  \nsensing/intuitive  \nvisual/verbal  \nsequential/global
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1. Be respectful and courteous towards him or her and your fellow classmates.\n\n2. Do your work and never refuse to participate in class. \n\n3. Once in a while, let your teacher know that you truly enjoyed WHAT he or she taught you that day and HOW the material was presented.
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I buy that.  I teach myself and it is very funny to watch when we have all district meetings.  Each grade teacher behaves the way that their students would.  High school people are very serious and business like.  Elementary school teachers are serious but more touchy feely.  Middle school teachers (like me) screw around and throw things and get off task.
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Role playing is a good technique.\n\nYou can use informal writing at the beginning of class to determine preconceptions students hold about a topic and then have them share their opinions.\n\nCrossword puzzles can be devised and used to help your students learn the vocabulary of the subject.\n\nStrive to create a warm and open atmosphere and mix in a little humor.