SUPERVISION PRESENTATION
JASON BENNETT
GOAL OF PRESENTATION
• To explain the challenges I will be faced with while student
teaching.
• To explain how I plan on communicating and working with my
cooperating teacher and my supervisor
• To explain how I will reflect during my teaching and also what I
should take from each reflection
CHALLENGES
• Prepared for everything
• Time Management
• Communicate with Triad
• Don’t be afraid to implement technology into class
• Don’t be afraid to ask students for feedback
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions
• Don’t step on toes (not your class room, communicate with teacher)
• Be creative
STUDENT TEACHING TRIAD
• University Supervisor
• Cooperating Teacher
• Teacher Candidate
UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR
• Professor at WVU
• Will meet once a week to reflect
• If a issue arises bring it to supervisor first
• Will make a few field visit to observe your teaching
• In charge of your grade so don’t be afraid to ask them
questions
COOPERATING TEACHER
• Classroom teacher in which you are placed
• Ask questions- It is their room, not yours
• Brain storm with them- They want the children to learn as
much as you do
• Develop classroom rules together
• Be respectful to them, they are allowing you to use their room
TEACHER CANDIDATE
• You/ME
• Be on time and prepared for anything
• Be professional
• Ask questions
• Be creative
• Challenge students
• Will teach both PE/Health
• In charge of creating lesson plans in advanced so cooperating teacher can review
WHAT IS REFLECTIVE TEACHING?
• Definition- Reflective teaching means looking at what you do in
the classroom, thinking about why you do it, and thinking
about if it works - a process of self-observation and self-
evaluation.
WHY IS REFLECTION IMPORTANT?
• Reflection is the only way to grow as a teacher
• Helps to think about the good and the bad
• Will begin to understand what works in a lesson
• May help understand why students our either paying attention
or not.
REFLECTION TOOLS
• Video tape yourself
• Record yourself
• Ask a peer to observe you
• Ask students
• Make a diary
RESOURCES
• http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/reflective-teaching-
exploring-our-own-classroom-practice
• http://www.superteacherworksheets.com/student-
teaching2.html

Supervision presentation

  • 1.
  • 2.
    GOAL OF PRESENTATION •To explain the challenges I will be faced with while student teaching. • To explain how I plan on communicating and working with my cooperating teacher and my supervisor • To explain how I will reflect during my teaching and also what I should take from each reflection
  • 3.
    CHALLENGES • Prepared foreverything • Time Management • Communicate with Triad • Don’t be afraid to implement technology into class • Don’t be afraid to ask students for feedback • Don’t be afraid to ask questions • Don’t step on toes (not your class room, communicate with teacher) • Be creative
  • 4.
    STUDENT TEACHING TRIAD •University Supervisor • Cooperating Teacher • Teacher Candidate
  • 5.
    UNIVERSITY SUPERVISOR • Professorat WVU • Will meet once a week to reflect • If a issue arises bring it to supervisor first • Will make a few field visit to observe your teaching • In charge of your grade so don’t be afraid to ask them questions
  • 6.
    COOPERATING TEACHER • Classroomteacher in which you are placed • Ask questions- It is their room, not yours • Brain storm with them- They want the children to learn as much as you do • Develop classroom rules together • Be respectful to them, they are allowing you to use their room
  • 7.
    TEACHER CANDIDATE • You/ME •Be on time and prepared for anything • Be professional • Ask questions • Be creative • Challenge students • Will teach both PE/Health • In charge of creating lesson plans in advanced so cooperating teacher can review
  • 8.
    WHAT IS REFLECTIVETEACHING? • Definition- Reflective teaching means looking at what you do in the classroom, thinking about why you do it, and thinking about if it works - a process of self-observation and self- evaluation.
  • 9.
    WHY IS REFLECTIONIMPORTANT? • Reflection is the only way to grow as a teacher • Helps to think about the good and the bad • Will begin to understand what works in a lesson • May help understand why students our either paying attention or not.
  • 10.
    REFLECTION TOOLS • Videotape yourself • Record yourself • Ask a peer to observe you • Ask students • Make a diary
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