TEAteaching's Podcast: Recent Episodes
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As more and more classes go online, the observations of teaching and learning are online too. Here I discuss some of the differences between face to face and online observations and also what Observers are looking for. There is a checklist below to help you if you are either being observed or are the observer. https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/b9k5m6
There are different parts to being a teacher. The ability to teach, being a subject specialist and also in some cases being an entrepreneur. In this video I discuss why doing research, creating/updating your website and marketing are so important in attracting the right people onto your course. There is a workbook to accompany the video to help and support you further. https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/j2a2u4
Do you use storytelling as a teaching method? I love using stories to inspire and motivate my students. There are many reasons why we should use stories and I discuss some of them here. There is a guide to why and how we should use storytelling in our teaching here. https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/x1s7k4
If you are new to creating videos to use in teaching, here's a couple of tips for you. Videos are a wonderful way of using a different method of teaching and easily changed to sort all learning preferences and needs.
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In a class I was teaching recently, full of student teachers, one student who had been teaching for years, and had come on the course for her first teaching qualification, couldn't understand what the point is of student centred learning. She said: I have a week to get my students through this exam and then it's onto the next lot. I don't have time for student centred learning. Me: Tell me how you teach them. She said: Lecture because it is quicker to get the information out. Soooo sad Here's my guide to Student centred v Teacher Centred Learning. https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/v7c7o6
Assessment in the Brick or Click Class is such an important part of our Teaching Practice, however in reality it is sometimes the 'Cinderella' of Teaching, Learning and Assessment. Here I talk about 3 different methods of assessment in the online class. There is a handout with even more methods to support you further.
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Teaching students with lots of different ability levels in the same classroom, whether face to face or online can be difficult at the best of times, however here I discuss three ways to do this. There is also a guide to go with this Podcast here. https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/h2x8x0
In this first episode of the TEAteaching podcast I discuss what it takes to be a good teacher. There are many attributes, so many in fact that I doubt we can be all of them at all times. So what does it take, to be a good teacher?
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