Reflection – Classroom Management
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Reflect on what has been covered and agree or disagree with the information presented in this module.
Look back through the material and/or your notes and summarise and reflect further on…
- how you found the Module and the way you have felt;
- the skills you have seen and practised in this Module.
You do not need to write an essay, just some thoughts on what you have learned. You can use bullet points.
Remember to read at least two other postings and choose one to post a response.
Effective classroom management helps a lot to make teaching successful. Using effective correction techniques, seating the students’ according to the planned activities, creating pleasant atmosphere – these things as well as some others contribute to great learnng outcomes.
I like the techniques and ideas presented in the module. I am sure that all of them will have to improve my teaching.I agree too
I agree with you that the techniques were very practical and helpful to boost the results of my teaching practice. Thanks a lot!
I agree with Iryna, all the aspects of effective classroom management will help me boost my teaching. Now that I’m at the end of the course, all modules have been very successful, stimulating and enriching! Satisfying course,thanks!
Rightly said, the techniques will help a lot in creating a conducive learning environment.
Classroom management is as important as the lesson delivery. A conducive environment is necessary for effective learning. I’ve learnt a lot from this module, ranging from how to correct students, when to correct them and the position of the teacher. I really enjoyed this module.
I aslo enjoyed this module.How to correct effectively without ‘shocking’ the students is also something important because when it is not well done it may prevent student from being encouraged to talk again
I do agree with you, it’s an interesting module!
Plus, anything covered in this section of the course can be experienced on a daily basis and, consequently, enhanced.
Just in a nutshell … Thanks for this final module!
This module really helped me understand the classroom management especially how to give instructions and elicitation. Thank you very much for all, I learnt a lot and i am now ready to help students out there who want to improve their language level.
I agree, especially about elicitation. I have found the ideas on the course very useful for this.
In fact of all the modules I really enjoyed this module.
I understood that you don’t just interrupt students by correcting their mistakes, you only correct when the need arises. There are three ways of correcting a student, they are correct immediately, correct later and do not correctI was looking forward to this module especially the correction section. I am happy to know the ways, what, and when to correct students. I will definitely apply these suggestions.
On the whole, I believe this module was both interesting and useful.
On the one hand, I was glad to see and hear that what I regularly do is pretty “right”; on the other, though, I hope I’ve learnt something you, too ;-)!
What’s more, we should never forget how planning, grouping students and pacing – just to mention a few – can really make a difference … in my opinion, that’s of paramount importance both for the teacher and his/her own pupils ;-)!I was looking forward to this module. It was very useful with lots of practical tips of classroom management.
The most important is to elicit information from students and listen them carefully without interruption. And never ask “Do you understand” question.
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