- The teacher shares what he or she loves to do with the students so they can experience it to. some of the things my teachers have shared are: writing poetry, doing art, playing music, dancing .
- A good teacher sometimes lets the kids choose the activities ( example: in gym, Shauna let us make the fit rotations. Not only did she allow them to chose the activities, they evaluated it as a group afterwards... asking 'what worked well and what didn't")
- Getting down to the kids level
- squat to talk
- sitting on chair
- Being creative, showing the students different ways to learn.
- A good teacher is very organized (uses whiteboard, computer, label books & bins, book apartments)
- He or she will switch up the classroom for a change. If something doesn't work the teacher shouldn't be afraid to change it:
- make different seating plans so everybody can have a chance to sit with somebody different
- change the layout of the room (carpet, bookshelves, etc.)
- Be supportive and encouraging especially when the kid is having trouble, don't let the kid give up.
Monday, 1 April 2013
What makes a good teacher?
here are a few ideas that me and my mom came up with:
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This is a very good list. You put a lot of thought into it. You must have good teachers at your school. Well done.
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Wow Gabby! I'm sorry I didn't respond until now, but I didn't see this post at first! Great job, I love your ideas, and I liked how you talked about lots of different parts of being a teacher (like how to talk to kids, what to do for lessons, and lots more :) Sounds like you might make a good teacher someday!
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