Teacher burnout As stated by the fabulous French poet and novelist Victor HUGO: “he who opens a school door, closes a prison”, it is self-evident to everyone the vital role education plays. It is the bona fide vehicle of the development and actual progress of any human community. This is genuinely the ever-acknowledged reality. Further […]
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Teacher Professional Development Recent calls for educational reforms have continuously suggested that classroom practices can be best changed and improved through Teacher Professional Development (TPD). Long-time in-service teachers surely know a lot about teaching. Yet, with the upsurge of the interest in raising the standards of teacher instructional performance and promoting quality education, teachers are
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Important tips about classroom management Classroom management is defined as the wide range of skills, strategies, and techniques that teachers use to ensure that their teaching is taking place smoothly and effectively. Basically, the ultimate objective for any teacher is an academically productive classroom with attentive and engaged students. Unfortunately, even expert in-service teachers still
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Classroom Management Style There are several management styles that both parents and teachers often display. Many studies show that parents exhibit different styles similar to those exhibited by teachers in classrooms. There is a strict relationship, I believe. Research on classroom management has shown that teachers exhibit four styles in the classroom: authoritarian, authoritative, indifferent,