Principles of Teaching
Bloomsburg University
Summer 2005
Principles of Teaching
Bloomsburg University
Summer 2005
CLASS AGENDA FOUR
Thursday, June 8 2005
The aim of education should be to teach the child to think, not
what to think.
-John Dewey
Collect Syllabus Forms
Web site Review
Student Teaching
You beliefs about the 21st century teacher
Wong part 3
Student Teaching Manual: Minimum Requirements
http://teacherworld.com/potstrequirements.html
Student Teaching Manual: Unit Requirements
http://teacherworld.com/potstunit.html
Student Teaching Manual: Final Evaluation Form
http://teacherworld.com/potstfinaleval.html
Beliefs About Teaching
http://teacherworld.com/potbeliefs.html
Teacher Effectiveness
http://teacherworld.com/poteffectiveness.html
Teaching Effectiveness as Outlined by Various Textbooks
http://teacherworld.com/poteffectiveness2.html
Change in Education
http://teacherworld.com/potchange.html
Traditional vs. New Learning Environments
http://teacherworld.com/pot21cent.html
Parts of a Lesson
http://teacherworld.com/potlesson.html
Parts of a Lesson Activity
http://teacherworld.com/potlessonactivity.html
ABCD Format for Specific Learning Objectives
http://teacherworld.com/potslo.html
Action Verbs
(LIST OF ACTION VERBS)
http://teacherworld.com/potactionverbs.html
Lesson Plan Format
http://teacherworld.com/potlp.html
Smile...
From: http://www.schooljokes.com/school_holidays/index.shtml
A teacher took her class on a nature trail through the woods. She stopped
by a tree and said, "Brian, can you tell me what the outer part of a tree is
called?"
"I don't know," said Brian.
"Bark, boy, bark!" said the teacher.
"OK," said Brian. "Woof! Woof!"
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