Class Management and Atmosphere. depends on : motivation, classroom control and discipline organizing learning activities.

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Class Management and Atmosphere

depends on : motivation, classroom control and discipline organizing learning activities

Motivation Promotes pupils’ confidence and self-esteem Makes them feel secure

Physical surroundings Routines Corrections done in a descent way Give children the responsibility

Do you recommend Competitions? Physical rewards?

Classroom control and discipline Routines Talking English Teacher’s behaviour Teaching style Attitude towards children and his job Good organization Tiny teacher’s tricks Using names Giving clear instructions Wait for quiet before beginning a new activity Do not over-praise pupils Be tolerant of an acceptable noise …

Organising learning activities Individually In pairs In groups Whole class Time management!

A good teacher is one who makes himself progressively unnecessary. Thomas Carruthers

A good teacher is like a candle: it consumes itself to light the way for others. Anonymous