Fb2 Effective Questioning (Teacher Education Project: Focus Books) ePub
by Trevor Kerry
Subcategory: | Different |
Author: | Trevor Kerry |
ISBN: | 0333316592 |
ISBN13: | 978-0333316597 |
Language: | English |
Publisher: | Nelson Thornes Ltd (March 1982) |
Fb2 eBook: | 1711 kb |
ePub eBook: | 1113 kb |
Digital formats: | azw lit mbr mobi |
Great resource for anyone interested in classroom questioning. Lots of theory and detailed descriptions. Delivered immediately and in good condition.
Great resource for anyone interested in classroom questioning.
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Brain-Based Learning Resources. Project-Based Learning . Questioning can be an enormously powerful weapon in the teacher’s arsenal, but can be equally as ineffective if not applied with diligence. There are numerous excellent discussions to be found on effective questioning, especially in relation to the types of questions to ask, but I decided to create a visual representation that I could pin up on my wall of what I thought were the cornerstones of effective questioning. The poster is for myself, and the students, and is to remind us both of the questioning routine in the room.
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In this paper, based on the literature on effective teaching and reflection, it has been tried to explain the importance of reflection and reflective teaching for teachers in terms of their contribution to ensure effective teaching in detail.
Teachers use questions for many reasons. Melissa Kelly has a master's degree in secondary education and over eight years of experience in the classroom. She is the author of four books. Updated March 24, 2019. This article looks at teacher questioning skills with advice on how to make it more effective. Asking questions is an important part of any teacher's daily interaction with their students. Questions provide teachers with the ability to check on and enhance student learning. However, it is important to note that not all questions are created equal.
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It also examines how supervisors and administrators can provide opportu-nities for such development to take place. The teacher-education activities discussed in this book are based on the following assumptions: r In any school or educational institution, there are teachers with different levels of experience, knowledge, skill, and expertise. Mutual sharing of knowledge and experience is a valuable source of professional growth.
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Effective teacher education and development, resulting in improved outcomes for students, depends on many factors from the understanding of the issues policy makers are trying to address, the quality of the. Alan Gemmell OBE Director – British Council India. process focuses on ‘changing teachers’ the desired outcomes will automatically become visible in all classrooms. For teacher education to be effective it needs to be structured and consistent. One of the biggest myths around teacher education is that once a teacher is qualified, that is it, they are done.
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