Levels Of Teaching
What is a level one teacher like?
Strictly follow the rules
Teachers are most educated through what?
College
What does autonomy refer to?
Freedom and independence teachers have in making decisions
Where did teaching begin
Ancient Greece.
Board Exams
What are level 2 teachers like?
Very reflective and make sure the curriculum meets the needs but doesn't strictly follow it
What are teachers required to have knowledge off?
Their subject
What are some decision making skills Autonomy requires?
Curriculum choices, teaching methods, classroom management, and assessments.
Who was teaching in Ancient Greece.
Philosophers or Scholars
What are students encouraged to set?
Goals
What are level 3 teachers like?
Highly laid back more self managed but still follows the standards
Act in the best interests of students
What can teachers choose within Autonomy?
How they teach and present what the students are learning
What were they guiding students in?
Intellectual Development.
Why are board exams important to take?
They open opportunities for higher education
Which teaching level is the most effective? Why and Why not?
Level 3- They are more laid back and understanding which helps engage students.
What are teachers responsible for?
Ensuring students educational success
What do teachers have to enforce their own classroom rules, procedures, and expectations?
Authority
Why is teaching so important even in history?
Getting the knowledge about the world and culture we need. While building a strong society but still shaping future generations.
How are students affected by board exams?
It can improve their focus helping them to want to have Achievement. But can also cause stress and anxiety.
How can each level of teaching help students?
1. Following the curriculum and keeping students busy.
2.Reflecting on each student’s needs and sometimes adjusting the lesson.
3.Highly creative, focusing on students' individual growth and fostering independent learning.
Teachers are supposed to have impacts on students what are some examples?
Guidance, Building love for learning, Helping to problem solve, Building Confidence
How am I as your teacher assesing you on what we learned? Is their other ways?
Game! Yes their is tests, projects, presentations.
When did schools become common?
Early 1800s
What do these exams check for?
Give view of how well a student has learned, and how ready they are for the next stage in their academic journey.