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1 SESSION 7 –21 st Century T eaching & Learning Creating an Engaging Learning Environmen ORGANISED BY DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SECONDARY EDUCATION Directorate for Development of Secondary School Teachers & Education Personnel (Kementerian Pendidikan dan Kebudayaan, Indonesia)

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8 Motivation – CONSCIOUS Classroom Management YouTube Video Mft1C8&list=LP9uSbV2g4_RI&index=3& feature=plcp

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13 YouTube Video Good and Bad Methods of Classroom Management UYAOkPM

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15 GROUP DISCUSSION ON SETTING EXPECTATIONS IN CLASS Why is Setting Expectations IMPORTANT ? What are some of these EXPECTATIONS ?

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22 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher

23 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher and Lesson

24 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher and Lesson

25 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher and Lesson

26 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher and Lesson

27 Characteristics of an Engaging Teacher and Lesson

28 QUESTIONS ? QUESTIONS ? QUESTIONS ?

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30 Useful YouTube Videos  Singapore's 21st-Century Teaching Strategies   Teaching for the 21st Century   What is 21st century education?   How to be an excellent teacher   What Makes a great teacher   Teach Like a Champion: Getting everyone's attention in class   Maintaining an Effective Classroom Environment   Characteristics of Good Teachers   Effective Way To Stop The Misbehavior of Children   Positive Discipline Strategies Yield Quick Results   How to Control a Class of Rowdy Students   Motivating Defiant and Disruptive Student to Learn   First Days of School: Teaching Procedures   Elementary Classroom Management Part 1   Teacher Tips: How to Start A Class   Classroom Disruption   Classroom Behavior – Rules, etc   Top 10 Proven Classroom Management Tips for Teachers – Very Useful   Introduction Song -  Happy Songs -  Good-bye to students  Student Engagement & Motivation Strategies & Tips - Engagement   Tips & Strategies for Effective Differentiation & Instruction   Checking for Understanding   Creating an Effective Lg Environment - tips & strategies   Maintain Classroom Discipline - Good And Bad Methods 

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