a presentation for newly recruited teachers on what behavioural and etiquette related transformation do they have to go through to evolve into effective teachers
2. Icebreaker
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Find someone who is unknown or
little known to you.
Form a pair and sit together.
Discuss common academic
interests.
Share highlights with class.
8. Your First Day as Teacher
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exciting?
intimidating?
nervous?
exhilarating?
confident?
unsure?
hesitant?
9. What are Your Problems?
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My students are not cooperating
My students are making fun of me
My students are not learning
I am not experienced
My confidence is low
I am not made for teaching
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10. New Teacher Misconceptions
Teaching is easy, it doesn’t need any
special skills
If you know a subject, you can teach
that subject
Students are self-motivated and well
behaved
If students don’t perform well, it’s their
fault
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12. What you do
TODAY
can TRANSFORM
all your tomorrows.
Connect with teachers who know
Learn to admit, “I don’t know”
Do not re-invent the wheel
Try, try and try again
Watch experienced teachers
Bring in guest speakers
Know your strengths & weaknesses
Some Survival Tips
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13. Your Best Resources
The Internet / YouTube
The Library
Newspapers / Journals
Podcasts / Webcasts / Webinars
Other Teachers
Students
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14. Teacher Essentials
• What do you want as a teacher?
• vision, self awareness, self-discovery, self-creation
• What can you offer?
• skills awareness, skill building
• Are you ready to explore success?
• career readiness, opportunities, methods
• Can you articulate yourself?
• communication skills
• What imprint do you leave?
• knowledge personality, behaviour, etiquette
• How do you build bonds?
• interpersonal skills
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15. Teacher etiquette
What is teaching / social etiquette?
Dos and don’ts of teaching
Attire & hygiene
Common courtesies
Greeting / knowing / meeting people
Complimenting & acknowledging
Apologizing & excusing
Body Language: posture, gestures & tone
Telephone manners
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16. Teacher Etiquette
• Be polite and courteous
• Treat colleagues & students with respect
• Appropriate relationships
• Behave during meetings / seminars
• Avoid argument – teach to disagree
• Avoid personal information
• Avoid the blame game
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17. Teacher Manners
• Attire
• Physical distance
• Monitoring
• White board
• Avoid private conversations in class
• Be punctual and regular
• Use work time to work effectively
• Turn off cell phones
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18. Build Your Library
Begin early on in your career
Collect books, magazines
Subscribe to journals
Collect videos and audios
List titles that you cannot buy
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Anyone who stops learning is old, whether
at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps
learning stays young. The greatest thing in
life is to keep your mind young.
- Henry Ford
19. Professional Development
Take Advantage of opportunities
Acquire professional skills
Attend workshops / conferences
Present research papers
Be ready to evolve
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A Great Teacher is like a fountain; she draws
from the still, deep waters of personal growth
and professional knowledge to serve others
from her abundant overflow.
- Wynn Godbold
HO
20. Send your comments to
lionnagaraju@gmail.com
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