Factors that Generate Disorders in the Classroom environment that teachers should take a closer at. There are generally two categories of factors that create disorder and indiscipline. In the first category are factors which the teacher might not be solely responsible for causing or reducing. These social factors include parental rejection, poverty, and low socioeconomic… Read More: Factors that generate disorders in the classroom »
In this article, you will see the list of Stimulus’s various techniques that teachers can use to promote success in the classroom.A stimulus could be explained as anything that elicits a response. The stimulus can range from light and sound waves such as advertisements on TV to remarks by a friend. In the classroom situation,… Read More: List of Stimulus various techniques to promote success in the… »
Expository means to expose someone to a new situation. The question is; who exposes what? The teacher exposes the pupil to knowledge. Therefore, expository refers to something the teacher does. This is the reason why it is a teacher-centered method of teaching.It is a method whereby the teacher leads the pupils through a carefully planned… Read More: A simple guide for teachers to follow in using the… »
A field trip is one of those activity-oriented methods, which engages the pupils to learn in groups as well as independently. There are two types of fieldwork. These are:The structured type where the students are made aware of what tasks they are going to perform.The unstructured type where they only have an idea of where… Read More: Stages involved in planning and organizing a successful field trip… »
Instructional objectives are clear statements of what the teacher seeks to achieve after the lesson delivery in the classroom.Characteristics of a good instructional objective are outlined below; They must be stated in behavioral terms. This means the action verbs used in stating the objectives should make it capable of being observed and measured. For instance,… Read More: Check out the Characteristics of good instructional objectives »
To be able to teach effectively, there is the need for the teacher to prepare a lesson plan in advance before the actual lesson delivery. A good lesson plan should have; General information or background variable; this includes the date for the lesson, the subject, references with pages of books from which you made the… Read More: Features of a good lesson plan that every teacher should… »
Instruction is the structured, ordered information tha,t learners receive in a designed program, such as the Diploma in Basic Education. The information, through interaction, is always structured or organized in a form that ranges from simple to complex, basic to advance, concrete to abstract, known to unknown.Here is the full list of factors that teachers… Read More: factors pre-tertiary school teachers should consider when planning instruction to… »
Whatever be the length of the night, a day will certainly break. This is to alert you colleagues that so soon we have exhausted our stay home. We are going back to campus to resume academic works. Given the current circumstances, there is the need for us to work together to maintain good health and… Read More: PRESCOF Welcomes teacher Trainees to the Second Semester of 2021… »
Colleges of Education have extended the sale of their application forms to, 31st July 2021. Check the full list of Colleges of Education to apply for admission;St. Teresa’s College of Education, Hohoe, Affiliated to University Of Cape Coast, Cape Coast Jasikan College of Education, Jasikan( JASICO), Affiliated to the University of Cape Coast, Cape Coast… Read More: Extension of Application For Admission into Colleges of Education to,… »
It is an undeniable fact that online studies have come to stay due to the global pandemic that the world is facing now and as such making it our last resort and only choice so long as our education is concerned. Trainees all over the country have lamented on numerous problems they face with virtual… Read More: Over one month of online studies, the challenges and prospects »