As it mentions in the book, in stage 1, the fantasy stage, teachers usually don’t set expectations or don’t enforce the rules and procedures. Stage 2, the survival stage, is where they don’t have strong instructional skills, and spend most of their time keeping students busy. Stage 3, the mastery stage, is where the teacher knows what is important for the student to reach success. Stage 4, the impact stage, is where teachers make an impact on the lives of their students.
As it demonstrated in the Harry Wong video, there are three characteristics of an effective teacher. The three stages were shown during the beginning of the video and the first one is that the teacher is a good classroom manager, two the teacher designs lessons to reach mastery, and lastly the teacher has positive expectations that students will be