This may be my favorite teaching method. She's engaged with her class and having them socialize with each other. She'll call out a student to make sure they're paying attention and have them repeat back to her what she is teaching in their own words. The students have a lot of independence and are able to practice their individualism. These two are especially important (I'm assuming these children are upper grade school level) because they are learning to rely and have confidence in their selves when searching for a solution to a problem. They were given the opportunity to converse with their peers and were given the responsibility to make a custom video on the subject with their own creativity. This is an excellent method, she compliments her students and doesn't shame them for asking assistance.
Interesting. But the teacher was using some score system for rewarding good behaviour and thanking them a lot for not talking in class, which leads me to think that the cameras and strangers in the classroom really changed and affected the performance of the group, which it seems to be usually different to what we see here. I would prefer to see this techniques applied without the students being aware of the cameras. And what happened with Elaboration? Thank you very much for sharing!
This may be my favorite teaching method. She's engaged with her class and having them socialize with each other. She'll call out a student to make sure they're paying attention and have them repeat back to her what she is teaching in their own words. The students have a lot of independence and are able to practice their individualism. These two are especially important (I'm assuming these children are upper grade school level) because they are learning to rely and have confidence in their selves when searching for a solution to a problem. They were given the opportunity to converse with their peers and were given the responsibility to make a custom video on the subject with their own creativity. This is an excellent method, she compliments her students and doesn't shame them for asking assistance.
Congratulations for the video. Greetings from Mexico. It is very helpful. The teacher is real good and very beautiful.
I love how the students are all engaged in the activity. Not boring & interactive. I may use this as a reference
I like this teaching method I probably apply this when I become ateacher
"Thank you for doing it without talking?"
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Amazing... Thank you for video.
Interesting. But the teacher was using some score system for rewarding good behaviour and thanking them a lot for not talking in class, which leads me to think that the cameras and strangers in the classroom really changed and affected the performance of the group, which it seems to be usually different to what we see here. I would prefer to see this techniques applied without the students being aware of the cameras. And what happened with Elaboration?
Thank you very much for sharing!
Dude!
You are right. I am a teacher!
Hi, ideas about activities I can use in the ESL classroom using the constructivism approach, please.
this should be the only way of learning