Before any teaching session begins I would establish some ground rules with each new group of learners. I would explain the reasons for having these and promote discussion about what I expect from them as learners and what they can expect from me as tutor. I would most likely opt for a flip chart to write these down and use this activity to encourage participation by asking the group what they feel is important to them in terms of respect for each others individuality and what they feel is acceptable behaviour, this could include learners writing the groups ideas onto the flip chart or writing their ideas down, collating them and selecting the most appropriate and relevant ones which would then form the basis of an agreement. Examples of ground rules being respecting for each other, turning mobile phones to silent, not interrupting each other and allowing opinions to be expressed, do we allow swearing and if so at what level do we draw the line. Having established these ground rules I would suggest to the group that I draw up an agreement in the form of a list that we all adhere to and can refer to. I would also agree with the group the consequences of infringement of the agreement, this may be in 3 stages, 1 being polite reminder of our agreement, 2 being a discussion in private between myself and the learner and 3 if the infringement continued the learner would be asked to leave the course. This would underpin what the group agree to as appropriate behaviour and that they have set the boundaries and consequences…
have an impact on my training delivery, and the way that I develop the lessons.…
Review what your role, responsibilities and boundaries (where your job starts and ends) as a teacher would be in terms of the teacher/training cycle…
Where a variety of learning opportunities are presented in training the planning is essential. I need to make sure that the venue and the resources required are available, that there are sufficient resources for the amount of learners attending. Also, that there is adequate space for them to be used appropriately and comfortably. Having a variety of delivery options and learning activities could also provide a back up if equipment should fail or a learner has a…
Describe what your role, responsibilities and boundaries would be as a teacher in terms of the teaching/training cycle. Reflect on this.…
References: Wilson L. 2009 Practical Teaching A guide to PTLLS and DTLLS p43. Zirinski. Croatia.…
2.1 Teaching Times and Locations 2.2 Units of Credit 2.3 Aim and Summary of Course 2.4 Relationship to Other Courses 2.5 Student Learning Outcomes 3 LEARNING AND TEACHING ACTIVITIES…
• Evaluate and justify the types of resources that you have available to meet the potential needs of your learners.…
1. Describe the process of threading. Why is threading important in the Online Learning System (OLS)?…
Studies show that getting students to talk in the first five minutes of class gets them effectively…
reflect on their hopes, fear, expectations and goals with regards to the course. The trainees were divided in groups and made to discuss with their peers about the same. The tutor then very effectively used a flip chart to write down different points with which the groups came up with in those reflective areas. Finally the tutor collected the sheets from the trainees for her records. This approach would prove useful to both tutor as well as trainees. For the tutor, it would help her to know her students with regards to their levels, aspirations, strengths and weaknesses to a certain extent and for the trainees, it would give them an opportunity to analyse their self- objectives before the course and the outcomes related to those objectives by the end of the course.…
be more aware of how they are learning and what different teaching and learning strategies are trying to achieve;…
It’s fun because I can also learn from them even if students have different attitude. I explain to them the importance of having a good attitude I gave lecture a set attitude for them to realize that they have to change.…
The majority of the teaching, learning and support material is provided electronically via the University’s Blackboard Learn system.…
expectations for them self. At the same time, I have to be interested in the subject that…