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1 The First Days of School Harry K. Wong & Rosemary T. Wong Presented by Andrew Rowe 11.131 2/4/10

2 Introduction

3 Being a New Teacher is Hard The beginning teacher is expected to assume the same tasks and responsibilities as the most seasoned teacher on the staff.

4 Being a New Teacher is Hard The beginning teacher is expected to assume the same tasks and responsibilities as the most seasoned teacher on the staff. You are expected to perform your fulll complement of duties immediately while learning them at the same time.

5 Lucky for us, effective teaching can be learned.

6 Lucky for us, effective teaching can be learned. Being MIT students, learning is something we do well.

7 Lucky for us, effective teaching can be learned. Being MIT students, learning is something we do well. We all have the ability to be kick-ass teachers.

8 The Four Stages of Teaching

9 FantasySurvivalImpactMastery

10 The Four Stages of Teaching FantasySurvivalImpactMastery Proficient: possessing knowledge and skill Effective: to produce results

11 The Four Stages of Teaching FantasySurvivalImpactMastery Proficient: possessing knowledge and skill Effective: to produce results EFFECTIVE teacher IMPACT lives.

12 Being an Effective Teacher

13 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery

14 The Two Kinds of Expectations

15 Positive or High Expectations Negative or Low Expectations

16 The Two Kinds of Expectations Positive or High Expectations Negative or Low Expectations Expectation: knowing what you can or cannot achieve

17 28 Factors In 1994 a study was done ranking the 28 most imporant factors governing student learning.

18 28 Factors In 1994 a study was done ranking the 28 most imporant factors governing student learning. 1. Classroom management

19 28 Factors In 1994 a study was done ranking the 28 most imporant factors governing student learning. 1. Classroom management 2. Instructional/learning process

20 28 Factors In 1994 a study was done ranking the 28 most imporant factors governing student learning. 1. Classroom management 2. Instructional/learning process 3. Parental and home support

21 28 Factors In 1994 a study was done ranking the 28 most imporant factors governing student learning. 1. Classroom management 2. Instructional/learning process 3. Parental and home support 28. District demographics

22 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery

23 Preparation

24 A store does not stock its shelves when it opens for the day

25 Preparation A store does not stock its shelves when it opens for the day A restaurant does not set the tables when the guests arrive

26 Preparation A store does not stock its shelves when it opens for the day A restaurant does not set the tables when the guests arrive A coach does not prepare a game plan on game day

27 Preparation A store does not stock its shelves when it opens for the day A restaurant does not set the tables when the guests arrive A coach does not prepare a game plan on game day Teachers are professionals and must have the setting prepared and a script for the school day.

28 Preparation A store does not stock its shelves when it opens for the day A restaurant does not set the tables when the guests arrive A coach does not prepare a game plan on game day Teachers are professionals and must have the setting prepared and a script for the school day. (If you do not have a plan, you are planning to fail.)

29 The First Day The habits and procedures you establish in the first week will impact the entire school year.

30 The First Day The habits and procedures you establish in the first week will impact the entire school year. Taking time in the first several weeks to establish procedures and build habits in the classroom will ensure that classes run smoothly throughout the year and save hours (even days) worth of instruction time that would otherwise have been lost.

31 Procedures

32 Discipline concerns how students behave. Procedures concern how things are done.

33 Procedures Discipline concerns how students behave. Procedures concern how things are done. A procedure is simply a method or process for getting things done in the classroom.

34 Procedures Discipline concerns how students behave. Procedures concern how things are done. A procedure is simply a method or process for getting things done in the classroom. Effective teachers teach students how to responsibly follow procedures.

35 What can you have procedures for?

36 How to come into the classroom How to quieting the class How to hand in work How to work in groups How to transition between topics How to get a pencil How to take role How to ask for a restroom break How to read a textbook How to take notes How to...

37 How to Teach a Procedure

38 1.Explain 2.Rehearse 3.Reinforce 1.Remind 2.Reprimand

39 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery

40 The Four Steps to Creating an Effective Assignment

41 1.Determine what you want the students to accomplish. (Write objectives)

42 The Four Steps to Creating an Effective Assignment 1.Determine what you want the students to accomplish. (Write objectives) 2.Write each accomplishment as a single sentence.

43 The Four Steps to Creating an Effective Assignment 1.Determine what you want the students to accomplish. (Write objectives) 2.Write each accomplishment as a single sentence. 3.Give the students a copy of same sentences.

44 The Four Steps to Creating an Effective Assignment 1.Determine what you want the students to accomplish. (Write objectives) 2.Write each accomplishment as a single sentence. 3.Give the students a copy of same sentences. 4.Post or send sentences home with the students.

45 Why create assignments this way?

46 The goal of the assignment is not "Chapter 24"

47 Why create assignments this way? The goal of the assignment is not "Chapter 24" Like procedures, letting the student know what is expected gives the student structure and also creates a sense of fairness

48 Why create assignments this way? The goal of the assignment is not "Chapter 24" Like procedures, letting the student know what is expected gives the student structure and also creates a sense of fairness Objectives give a purpose to the lesson: students get more done when they see where they are going and what they are doing

49 Writing Objectives

50 Blooms Taxonomy

51 Writing Objectives Blooms Taxonomy (Use Verbs)

52 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery

53 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery Addendum: 4. Is a professional

54 Being a Professional

55 Neither students nor anyone else will take you seriously if you are not professional.

56 Being a Professional Neither students nor anyone else will take you seriously if you are not professional. Teaching is a profession, treat it as such:

57 Being a Professional Neither students nor anyone else will take you seriously if you are not professional. Teaching is a profession, treat it as such: Dress professionally

58 Being a Professional Neither students nor anyone else will take you seriously if you are not professional. Teaching is a profession, treat it as such: Dress professionally Take the chance to attend professional development seminars

59 Being a Professional Neither students nor anyone else will take you seriously if you are not professional. Teaching is a profession, treat it as such: Dress professionally Take the chance to attend professional development seminars Avoid the toxic teachers--don't let them bring you down!

60 Summary

61 The Three Characteristics of an Effective Teacher 1.Has positive expectations for student success 2.Is an extremely good classroom manager 3.Knows how to design lessons for student mastery Addendum: 4. Is a professional

62 Closing Thought

63 Inside every great teacher there is an even better one waiting to come out.

64 Inside every kick-ass teacher there is an even more kick-ass teacher waiting to come out.


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