Planning For Discipline And Choir Conduct Ppt
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A presentation about discipline in the choral classroom based on Kenneth Phillips chapter in "DIRECTING THE CHORAL MUSIC PROGRAM" (Oxford)
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This document discusses the qualities of effective teachers. It identifies three broad categories of qualities: motivating personality, orientation toward success, and professional demeanor. Some key qualities include enthusiasm, warmth and humor, believing in students' ability to succeed, being focused on helping students learn, and having credible expertise. Additionally, the document outlines exclusive qualities needed for an Islamic studies teacher, such as having an attractive personality like the prophet Muhammad, strong Islamic knowledge and ethics, forgiveness, simplicity, and avoiding compulsion.
Teacher qualities in teaching Islamiat
This document discusses the qualities of effective teachers. It identifies three broad categories of qualities: motivating personality, orientation toward success, and professional demeanor. Some key traits of motivating personality include enthusiasm, variety, warmth and humor. Orientation toward success refers to teachers believing in their own and students' ability to succeed. Professional demeanor means focusing on helping students learn and being professionally knowledgeable and credible. The document also lists exclusive qualities needed for an Islamic studies teacher, such as having an attractive personality like the Prophet Muhammad, knowledge of both education and Islamic principles, and forgiveness.
Mentoring
Mentoring involves an experienced teacher (mentor) providing guidance and support to a new teacher (mentee). The goal is to help new teachers transition smoothly into the profession and develop their skills. Benefits include increased confidence, skills, and retention of novice teachers. A successful mentoring program involves selecting mentors, matching them with mentees, providing training and support, and evaluating the program.
Essence and Qualities of a Teacher
This document discusses the qualities of an effective teacher from multiple perspectives. It begins by exploring the essence of a teacher from a Japanese perspective, focusing on a teacher's eyes, mouth, ears and head as tools for connecting with students. It then lists several key qualities of effective teachers, such as being committed, communicative, compassionate, creative and dependable. The document also identifies characteristics of ineffective teaching, such as poor classroom management, disorganized lesson planning, and lack of student engagement. Finally, it outlines several aspects of professionalism that are important for teachers to demonstrate.
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Chapter 2
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- 2. Characteristics of good teaching Characteristics of Good Teaching
- 4. Deals with students’ emotions
- 5. Maintains discipline and control
- 6. Creates favorable environment for learning
- 7. Recognizes and provides for individual differences
- 8. Enjoys working with students
- 9. Obtains students involvement in learning
- 10. Is creative and innovative
- 11. Emphasizes teaching of reading skills
- 12. Gives Students a good self image
- 13. Engages in professional growth activities
- 14. Knows subject matter in depth
- 15. Is flexible
- 16. Is consistent
- 19. Commanding Voice
- 20. Enthusiasm
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- 22. Enlisting Help Help from parents Help from colleagues Help from administration
- 23. Exemplary Music Educator High level verbal and non-verbal language Routines and organization provide framework Humor is essential Quality environment