Teaching behavior guidance

Author: Donald R. Kirkpatrick
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book compiles the real experiences and effective suggestions of educators from nearly 30 countries, ensuring that you will benefit from it as soon as you open it. Part one will help you better understand yourself and your students, showing how personal characteristics, educational backgrounds, and preferred teaching methods influence your teaching. Part two directly helps you improve your teaching skills by learning to design teaching instructions, such as three instructional methods and four main types of instruction, evaluating students' learning, and reflecting on your teaching correctly. Part three discusses some personality traits, temperament types of effective teachers, analyzes the professional skills that effective teachers should possess, and explores how effective teachers manage the classroom. This part will help you improve your teaching behavior and abilities in various aspects. Part four explains from a practical perspective how to reflect on your teaching behavior through microteaching lessons and help yourself gradually grow into a reflective educator.