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Teaching is an essential part of education, with its function being to impart knowledge, develop understanding, and teach skills. Teaching skills are defined as a group of teaching acts or behaviors intended to directly or indirectly facilitate student learning. Effective teaching requires skills to ensure competency, make classes interesting, develop teacher confidence, avoid confusion, and understand individual differences in learning. Teachers must regulate discussions, focus on topics, guide with questions, interpret contributions, and summarize points to effectively manage their class.
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- 3. How to manage a class • a) REGULATING----interrupt long winded talkers with questions. • b) FOCUSING------keep the current topic in front of the class • c) GUIDING--------ask reflective questions. • d) INTERPRETING-----interpret or paraphrase badly throughout contributors. • e) SUMMARIZING----give overview and recall points covered at every logical or convenient point.
- 4. . WHO, WHOM, WHY, WHERE, WHAT, HOWAND WHEN OFTEACHING • 1. Who is to teach The teacher is to teach and must understand herself/ himself thoroughly- his/ her strengths and weakness, strive to present a reasonably good model before the students. • 2.Whom to teach The student is to be taught. Therefore, a teacher should understand the abilities, aptitudes, attitudes, manners, temperaments and accordingly cater to the individual differences of students. • 3.Why to teach The teacher should always keep in view that the aim of education is to develop harmonious personalities, who are culturally refined, emotionally stable, ethically sound, morally upright, physically strong, socially efficient and spiritually enlightened. • 4.Where to teach The teacher ought not to visualize the school to be merely a place of importing information, but a place where students of tomorrow are trained to take their place as enlightened citizens in the society and contribute to professional development. • 5.What to teach The teacher must have mastery over the subject he/she teaches. • 6.How to teach The teacher must use new teaching –learning technology to make teaching effective and inspirational. • 7.When to teach Appropriate steps need to be taken by the teacher to develop motivation of the student in the entire work.
- 5. Is this how we feel after a semester of teaching?
- 6. It would seem that one of the big questions might be; • How do I know how well I am teaching? • How can I ensure my students learn what they should learn? AND • How can I continue to improve?
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