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Chapter 3 How to manage teaching & learning  Teacher’s physical  Seating arrangement presence in class  Groupings  Teacher’s voice  Evaluating a lesson  Marking stages of the (success or failure) lesson 1. Teacher’s physical presence in class  Proximity: - short distance: Ss uncomfortable - long distance = coldness  Teachers should consider how close they want to be to Ss  Appropriacy: Deciding how closely teachers should work with Ss Movement - Teacher’s movement: retaining Ss’ interest - How much? Depending teacher’s personal style - Motionless teachers bore Ss. Contact: helping teachers to be aware of - what Ss are doing - how they are feeling - the nature of contact  varying 2. Teacher’s voice Teacher’s most important instrument  Audibility: - to be audible, not shouting - to get balance b/w audibility & volume  Variety: - varying the quality of voice (depending the type of lesson/activity  Conservation: taking great care of voices 3. Marking stages of a lesson Start the lesson where possible & appropriate (kind of lesson, learning activities, objectives) Not always explaining exactly what to do maintaining an element of surprise ... - tailieumienphi.vn
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