Sun, Nov 27, 2022 3:30 PM in Classroom Behavior Management
Darcey,
Deliberate misbehavior is always about something else in the student than the lab or lesson you are doing. Building a positive relationship with that student (no matter how hard) will always be worth it in the end. Show them you care about them and you want to know what is wrong or ask questions about their home life. If you are teaching elementary students, maybe invite them to lunch ...
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Sun, Nov 27, 2022 3:17 PM in Problem-Solving
Taylor,
This is a wonderful question and is really hard to do as a teacher with limited time on their hands. With students of any ages, we should be allowing them to practice how to ask good questions. This is not something they are born with, this is something we need to teach them. What are good questions versus bad questions, open ended versus closed, etc. Early childhood students are...
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Sun, Nov 27, 2022 3:08 PM in Keeping Students Engaged
Hello Amy!
I am going to be student teaching next semester and I have learned a couple things in my last year of school. The best way to get students engaged is to find something that interests them and allow them to explore it for themselves before uncovering the truth about that topic. COVID-19 has encouraged all students to not have an attention span and so it can be difficult to gain...
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