RULES FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING: 3 PROBLEMS WHEN TEACHERS TALK: 1. Students are distracted by the teacher’s facial expressions and body language. 2. Watching the teacher talk interferes with listening. 3. Students overwrite (forget) previous concepts and details. 4. Diverting eyes from the memory pattern or notes being taken causes more overwriting of input. SOLUTIONS: 1. Stop making eye contact with students. 2. Insist that students write continuous notes and keep eyes off the teacher's distracting face. 3. Teachers can record their own material during prep time and play it as needed. 4. During recordings teachers can sit by students who are off-task. 5. Teachers can have time to be a model for listening
and taking notes.
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MEMORY
TRIGGERS TEST
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distracted______________________
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interferes______________________ ______________________________
overwrite______________________
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diverting_______________________ _______________________________
solutions_______________________ _______________________________
eye
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continuous_____________________ ______________________________
eyes
off________________________ _______________________________
record_________________________ _______________________________
off-task________________________
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model_________________________ ______________________________
Copyright 2005 Carl
Peterson
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