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For 15 years, college instructor Robert Walker gave his education majors a writing assignment asking them to describe the outstanding qualities of the teachers who impacted their lives. He discovered that the most common theme among his students’ writings —when recalling the teachers who made the most impact on them—was an emotional connection. Can it be that the way to your students’ heads is through their hearts? What an encouraging idea! We’ve compiled Professor Walker’s adapted summary of his students’ memories of their most effective teachers. We can all strive to embody the qualities these students responded so well to. 12 Characteristics of an Effective Teacher1. PreparedThe most effective teachers come to class each day ready to teach that day’s lesson. They:
2. PositiveThe most effective teachers have optimistic attitudes about teaching and their students. They always:
3. Hold High ExpectationsThe most effective teachers believe every student can be successful. They:
4. CreativeThe most effective teachers are resourceful and inventive in their teaching methods. They:
5. FairThe most effective teachers handle students and grading fairly. They:
6. Display a Personal TouchThe most effective teachers are approachable and friendly. They:
7. Cultivate a Sense of BelongingThe most effective teachers have a way of making students feel welcome and comfortable in their classrooms.
8. CompassionateThe most effective teachers are concerned about students’ personal problems and can relate to them. Numerous stories established how the sensitivity and compassion of caring teachers affected them in profound and lasting ways. They:
9. Have a Sense of HumorThe most effective teachers do not take everything seriously and make learning fun. They:
10. Respect StudentsThe most effective teachers do not deliberately embarrass students. Teachers who give the highest respect get the highest respect. They:
11. ForgivingThe most effective teachers do not hold grudges. They:
12. Admit MistakesThe most effective teachers are quick to admit it when they’re wrong. They:
Lessons in Love Seen in ScriptureGod tells us throughout His Word that love creates more love. It teaches lessons and deepens relationships. As teachers, we can all strive to show more love in our classrooms. Here are a few encouraging verses to help guide your daily path: What is criteria in teaching?The pre-specified qualities or criteria are what students have to do during assessment in order to demonstrate that they have achieved the learning outcomes. How well they do this is described at different levels - these are standards (or performance descriptors) often presented in a rubric.
What is the most appropriate criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of teaching?Detailed Solution. Learning outcomes are the most appropriate criterion for evaluating the effectiveness of teaching.
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