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| Teaching Prospects |
| Teaching Prospects is a blog that will cover everything that is required to choose teaching as a career. This blog will contain information which will help one if they are in teaching career or thinking to be in. The subjects area that will be covered includes: national curriculum, teaching phonics, behavioural management, Special Educational Needs (SEN), Career Development Courses (CPD), Assessment For Learning Objective (AFL), Tips on discipline and sanction and many more on the teaching career path. |
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| Difference Between Education System in England and Bangladesh |
| 2009-10-30 12:53:42 |
I would like to introduce to my readers another very interesting topic. Which is the difference between England and Bangladeshi schools. Bangladeshi schools have been divided into three different branches. These branches are; - English medium, Bengali medium and the religious institutions.The major differences are:-England schools are funded by (Local Education Authorities) government where as Bangladesh schools are mainly private (English medium) government (Bengali medium) or public donation (religious institutions) schools. The most expensive schools comparatively are the English medium schools because in English medium schools all the lessons and subjects are taught in English, therefore only the wealthy can afford to go to these schools.Education in England is free for children until ...
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| Duties and Responsiblities of Effective Teaching Assistants in Classroom |
| 2009-10-12 14:49:21 |
This is a very good topic and important for teaching assistants and HLTA because it gives information on how to be an effective teaching assistants. Effective teaching assistants make an important impact in students learning progress and can make schools a more fun environment to be within. am confident you will find this very useful as I have knowledge from previously seminars, where I taught group of newly inexperienced teaching assistant the importance of being a effective teaching assistant, and the input needed to meet the requirements of a effective teaching assistant. I conducted my seminar effectively by using various videos, handouts and tips on useful resources including website that are available to access anytime. These are some of the following skills needed:-Effective teachi...
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| Good teacher and their responsibilities |
| 2009-05-29 15:36:32 |
Good teacher can be defined in many ways. The overall view is that a good teacher has skills that can be used to make the most out of school. Good teacher care about the students and it shows it the teachers attitude,. interest put into teaching and the careful and consistent the preparation of each lesson, the positive comments and marking and of each coursework that states how grades can be improved. Makes simplified worksheets for SEN students and extra worksheet for higher ability.Teachers at school helps us to gain knowledge for career and life but most important teachers are our parents that teach us morals, principals, and respect.A teacher's job is to encourages, care and stimulate a students to keep thier full potential in education. BUT a good teacher will always help each studen...
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| AFL training for teaching assistants |
| 2009-05-24 16:03:00 |
I want to share the training I have recevied in understanding and implementing use of TA's in a classroom to get positive AFL and excellent behaviour management where everyone especial SEN and Eal guided groups and indivuals enjoying learning.Teaching assistant make the difference between productive classroom learning and not so much learning. A teacher who can built rapport with the classroom teaching assistant can make great difference to the students learning because a teaching assistant who is prephared for every single lessons can help SEN and EAL students and indiviuals to reach their goals and learning objective each lesson.A teaching assistant who ackownledges the goals of the lessons, will be more encouraged and confident about helping the students, therefore making progress where...
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| Teaching severe SEN students |
| 2009-05-24 15:22:14 |
Working with severe SEN students requires alot of patience and care. In this job you would need to be considerate about the student(s) as the student will seek help, attention and support from you.. But you have to be careful that they do not become independent on you though this can be hard as you are always there to assist them with work.I am currently working on a one-to-one basis with a students who is severe SEN statement. The students has many complicances including medically ill, growing delays, loss of hearing and speaking difficult. The students basic english is weak therefore I use phonics to help with spelling, but it doesnt always work. Majority of the time I would spell the word using letters as she is not familar with all the phonic sounds.There are few common words that the...
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| Practical questions for teachers & teaching assistants |
| 2009-05-24 14:53:04 |
List of few common questions that will be asked by the employee when they are looking for suitable candidates for the vacancy in their schools or nursery. I have added few questions and I will be adding more questions later on....Basic questions like What is your name? & What is your date of Birth are common questions.1.What position are you applying for?2.Why have you applied for this position?3.How do you meet the duty and responsibility of this role?Few questions will be to find out your experiences in schools4. How would you deal with a disruptive student(s) in your class?5. How would you reward a student(s)6. What sanction would you give to misbehaved student(s)7. What have you done so far in your teaching career that you consider effective?8.What is the weak point in your teachi...
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| Tips for successful interview for a teacher or teaching assistant jobs |
| 2009-05-23 14:58:16 |
When you apply for jobs in UK schools as teacher or teaching assistant, you will get an interview. In the interview, the employee(s) will ask you few questions, to find out if you are suitable for the job and how many year(s) experience you have as teacher or teaching assistant. These questions are very important, as it determines in the outcome of being successful candidate for the job.Having various different interviews with different schools has been a worthy and great experience for me. I have learned so many skills and my confidence have grow through these nerve racking interviews.My first and most vital advice to you would be;-Always be prepared for the interview(s). If you are prepared then your confidence will appear through your verbal and responding skills. It is wise to show con...
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| Special Educational Needs - SEN |
| 2009-05-23 12:46:08 |
I would like to share my experiences about working with autist and SEN students. I do not have any knowledge or previous experience working with autist or SEN students so therefore this role was very new, challenging and exciting. The SEN students i worked with seem very normal like as people. Analysing some of thier i was able to understand that thier were SEN students because thier handwriting was unclear and unneat, they find it difficult to spell words, thier speech isn't clear, they need assistance in producing ideas for thier work.A group of SEN students I worked with in reception class, For Rml i did an active there the student had to use Fred talk(sound words out)to spell words. I was two letter and three letter words with single graphemes. For example to spell DOG, TOP, PIN, GA...
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| Want a career in teaching? |
| 2009-05-22 12:56:23 |
My next topic will provide you this information and useful website and links that will help you on how to become a primary or secoudary school teacher. These are various options for UK citizens but limited for international teachers. This article has two sections, first for UK teachers and second for international teachers. It is complusory that anyone in the UK or abroad, who wants to become a teacher has A-C GCSE in English, Mathematics and Science or equivalent qualifications to GCSE level in these subjects.The most suitable degrees to consider are:- B(Ed)Bachelor of educational degree, BA(hons) Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science BSC(hons)as these course already have teaching training. This means ou wouldn't need PGCE to be qualified as QTS.Once you've gained the above degrees, yo...
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