The world has changed and so do teaching methods and philosophy. Now it is further changing at mind boggling speed. Those who do not keep pace with this will be lost and feel helpless. Job opportunity will shrink for them, though for others it may be increasing.
Self development is the solution:
Motivating the Teacher:
1. Teacher’s Goal Setting
2. Converting the job in to passion
3. Assimilation with the institute
4. The Bigger Picture
5. Competition, Branding & Excellence
6. Importance of Self Development of the Teacher: -
- Domain Knowledge
- Teaching Methods
- Appearance and Presentation
Dealing With the Students:
1. Understanding them – Empathy
2. Respecting student’s pride and developing it
3. Motivate them – generate interest in the subject
4. Understand and manage emotions of the students
5. Talent identification and development in student – creativity and innovation
6. Empower students – giving more responsibilities
Class Room Management:
1. Making the teaching Fun
2. Experimental teaching and other modern methods
3. Create energy and enthusiasm
4. Discipline
5. Presentation Skills – Use of Interesting slides and videos
6. Using Technology – Computer and Internet; LCD Projectors and Cordless mikes; Other technology
7. Communication – Assertive, clear and complete communication; Understanding Perceptions; Assessment an Evaluation
8. How to do it – How to communicate result
The Personal Touch
1. Mentoring
2. Coaching
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