The document discusses the transformation of students to teachers, highlighting expected changes in behavior, essential skills, and the challenges faced by new educators. It emphasizes the importance of teacher etiquette, professional development, and the need for self-awareness and effective communication. Additionally, it provides survival tips and resources for teachers to enhance their teaching skills and overcome common misconceptions.

1. Student to Teacher
TRANSFORMATION –
expected changes
in behaviour and etiquette
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2. Icebreaker
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 Find someone who is unknown or
little known to you.
 Form a pair and sit together.
 Discuss common academic
interests.
 Share highlights with class.

3. Activity
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Recollect a Teacher Who
Inspired You
How did he/she inspire you
in the classroom and outside?
Make notes
Share
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4. What is Transformation?
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Change Transformation
External Happens from inside
Usually, reversible Irreversible

5. Student to Teacher Transformation
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Students Ss & Ts
What do Ss and Ts know, think, feel, and do?
Teachers
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6. Willing to Win
• Decide
• Determine
• Do
• Consider your strengths
• Realize your potential
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7. Activity
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Recall
a teacher who, in your opinion,
was not very effective.
Suggest
what should / could he / she
have done to be more effective?

8. Your First Day as Teacher
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 exciting?
 intimidating?
 nervous?
 exhilarating?
 confident?
 unsure?
 hesitant?

9. What are Your Problems?
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 My students are not cooperating
 My students are making fun of me
 My students are not learning
 I am not experienced
 My confidence is low
 I am not made for teaching
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10. New Teacher Misconceptions
Teaching is easy, it doesn’t need any
special skills
If you know a subject, you can teach
that subject
Students are self-motivated and well
behaved
If students don’t perform well, it’s their
fault
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11. Teaching is a Challenge
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Teacher
Content
Expert /
Trainer /
Performer
Mentor /
Facilitator /
Motivator /
Counsellor
Student
Assessor /
Curriculum
Evaluator
Curriculum
Planner /
Course
Organizer
Resource
Developer
/ Materials
Designer
Role
Model/
Classroom
Manager

12. What you do
TODAY
can TRANSFORM
all your tomorrows.
 Connect with teachers who know
 Learn to admit, “I don’t know”
 Do not re-invent the wheel
 Try, try and try again
 Watch experienced teachers
 Bring in guest speakers
 Know your strengths & weaknesses
Some Survival Tips
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13. Your Best Resources
The Internet / YouTube
The Library
Newspapers / Journals
Podcasts / Webcasts / Webinars
Other Teachers
Students
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14. Teacher Essentials
• What do you want as a teacher?
• vision, self awareness, self-discovery, self-creation
• What can you offer?
• skills awareness, skill building
• Are you ready to explore success?
• career readiness, opportunities, methods
• Can you articulate yourself?
• communication skills
• What imprint do you leave?
• knowledge personality, behaviour, etiquette
• How do you build bonds?
• interpersonal skills
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15. Teacher etiquette
What is teaching / social etiquette?
Dos and don’ts of teaching
Attire & hygiene
Common courtesies
Greeting / knowing / meeting people
Complimenting & acknowledging
Apologizing & excusing
Body Language: posture, gestures & tone
Telephone manners
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16. Teacher Etiquette
• Be polite and courteous
• Treat colleagues & students with respect
• Appropriate relationships
• Behave during meetings / seminars
• Avoid argument – teach to disagree
• Avoid personal information
• Avoid the blame game
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17. Teacher Manners
• Attire
• Physical distance
• Monitoring
• White board
• Avoid private conversations in class
• Be punctual and regular
• Use work time to work effectively
• Turn off cell phones
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18. Build Your Library
Begin early on in your career
Collect books, magazines
Subscribe to journals
Collect videos and audios
List titles that you cannot buy
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Anyone who stops learning is old, whether
at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps
learning stays young. The greatest thing in
life is to keep your mind young.
- Henry Ford

19. Professional Development
Take Advantage of opportunities
Acquire professional skills
Attend workshops / conferences
Present research papers
Be ready to evolve
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A Great Teacher is like a fountain; she draws
from the still, deep waters of personal growth
and professional knowledge to serve others
from her abundant overflow.
- Wynn Godbold
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