About Course
This course is an introduction to teaching methods used in primary schools. Because you have been a primary school student, you will recognize some of these methods. However, you know them from a student’s perspective rather than from a teacher’s perspective.
Teaching methods are often divided into two broad categories: teacher-centred methods (also called direct instruction) and learner-centred methods (also called indirect instruction or inquiry-based learning).
An effective teacher knows several methods, some teacher-directed and others are learner-directed. From among these methods, a teacher selects the one method or combination of methods most likely to achieve a particular lesson’s objectives with a particular group of students
Course Content
Module 1
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Sources of information about effective teachers
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Sources of information about learning in school
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Sources of complexity in the classroom
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Managing a crowded space
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Working with groups and individuals
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Managing different activities occurring at the same time
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Diversity among children
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Managing scarce resources
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Coping with unexpected events
Module 2
Module 3
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