The document discusses three dimensions of classroom management in a multigrade classroom: the teacher, the classroom, and the students. Aspects of effective teacher management include planning, control, use of time, and delegation. Key classroom factors are the physical space, materials, activities, and routines. Student dimensions encompass time on task, behavior, relationships, and responsibility.
The document discusses three dimensions of classroom management in a multigrade classroom: the teacher, the classroom, and the students. Aspects of effective teacher management include planning, control, use of time, and delegation. Key classroom factors are the physical space, materials, activities, and routines. Student dimensions encompass time on task, behavior, relationships, and responsibility.
The document discusses three dimensions of classroom management in a multigrade classroom: the teacher, the classroom, and the students. Aspects of effective teacher management include planning, control, use of time, and delegation. Key classroom factors are the physical space, materials, activities, and routines. Student dimensions encompass time on task, behavior, relationships, and responsibility.
The document discusses three dimensions of classroom management in a multigrade classroom: the teacher, the classroom, and the students. Aspects of effective teacher management include planning, control, use of time, and delegation. Key classroom factors are the physical space, materials, activities, and routines. Student dimensions encompass time on task, behavior, relationships, and responsibility.
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THREE DIMENSIONS OF CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Based on the reporter, mulltigrade teaching is all about classroom organization,
student management, and, ultimately, the successful transmission of grade specific curricula. It is the teacher responsibility as a multigrade teacher to plan and organize the classroom to get the best results from the space and resources available. Management of a multigrade classroom revolves around three dimensions. There are three dimension of classroom management namely, teacher, classroom, and students. Teacher includes the planning. My understanding about planning is the multigrade teaching must plan and organized students and educate level of long-term progress towards the goals outline in their scope and sequence. As well as their individual education plans for necessary. The reporter talked about being in control, in a multigrade classroom teacher who is the head of the class has to control his/her class and create good learning environment for the children. They must also make learners understand, how they can assess and making their class manageable. The use of time is also being highlighted by the reporter. According to the reporter, teacher must plan their time so that they meet student needs and their learning process. Also the delegation of responsibility is being highlighted, it is important function in every organization and in the educational service. It involves interesting work responsibility and authority by a leader. The second interesting is the classroom, this includes the physical condition. Physical condition is important because it can directly affect the learning environment as well as the learning process of the students. The materials is also highlighted, according to the reporter the teachers must ensure that they have the right materials needed and enhancing their teaching strategy. Teaching and learning materials makes lessons more interesting, learning easy, and enable to easily express concepts. Both teachers and students participate actively and effectively in lesson sessions. Activities are also the teachers responsible for facilitating all the learning activities in the classroom. Effective teachers know what activities need to be done and have work out the procedure for each of them. Routines is so necessary to have the procedures that are used to make learning and teaching easier. The last interesting dimension is the students and it includes the time of task. When we say time of task is learners must control the amount of time to spend on a specific task. Behavior is also important. When we say behavior, the learners must maintain positive attitude-be passive minded and most specially give and take respect to others specially the co-learners. Maintaining of the good relationship is also important because this is the key to have a successful collaboration teaching and learning. The way a classroom is manage is in direct correlation to the relationship that develops on the outcomes of the learning that takes place in that classroom. Lastly is the responsibility. It is also important in teaching and learning. Each person is responsible for taking ownership of their actions in a way that values building safe and positive classroom. Arrangement of the classroom, supervision of the students, and eventually the effective dissemination of grade-specific curricula are the three key components of multigrade teaching. As a teacher of many grade levels, it is your duty to arrange and set up your classroom so that you may make the most of the space and resources at your disposal. Three dimensions are crucial to managing a classroom with several grade levels. The teacher, the classroom, and the students are the three components that make up classroom management. Planning is included by the teacher. According to my understanding of planning, multigrade teaching must organize students, plan lessons, and teach students how to make long-term progress toward the objectives outlined in their scope and sequence. Moreover, if necessary, their unique schooling programs. The reporter spoke about having control; in a classroom with multiple grades, the teacher in charge must maintain control over the students and foster a positive learning atmosphere. Also, they need to teach students how to assess themselves and organize their class such that it is manageable.
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