General Questions
It is ways of organizing the resources, pupils, and helpers so that the teaching and the learning can process in an efficient and safe manner.
What is classroom management?
It is important because when the teacher moves closer into a students’ space, the student feels less comfortable.
Why physical proximity is important?
It is defined as the physical setup of chairs, tables, and presentation in a classroom that can influence learning.
What is seating/furniture arrangement?
It is a course conducted over the Internet.
What is an online class?
To help minimize distractions from your active teaching and discussion.
Why using hand signals is important?
To reduce distractions, minimize congestion, gain student cooperation, promote their involvement and stimulate their learning.
Why physical environment is important?
They are what teacher wants her/his students to learn or acquire in classroom.
What is classroom rules?
Standing in the middle of the classroom and saying nothing.
What is the meaning of Awkward Silence?
This type of seating arrangement is great for direct instruction, ideal for establishing classroom management and it allows students to focus on teacher.
Traditional rows in columns/Students rows in front of classroom
It means helping students know what to do when the bell rings, when their pencil breaks, when they finish their work early, or when the need to use the restroom.
What is the meaning of procedures?
It is the teacher's way of sharing the problem without putting blame on anyone, which makes it easier for the student to help resolve the problem.
What is I-message?
Security and shelter, social contact, symbolic identification, task instrumentality, pleasure and growth.
What are the six functions of the classroom setting?
It is a theory teaching that people will act or behave in the way that others expect them to.
What is Self-fulfilling prophecy/The Pygmalion effect?
It is a phenomenon in which perception and behavior change as a result of personal expectations or the expectations of others.
What is Expectation Effect?
It is a technique is used for collection and distribution of materials. It refers to the teacher’s ability to attend to the task at hand and at the same time prevent an extraneous situation from getting out of control.
What is overlapping technique?