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Learning is natural but "education" is a human construct.
A lot of people's teaching approach still the same it was actually designed back in the 18th century: a factory-minded model were "one size fits all". But later research (and heck a lot of common sense) has proved that teaching HAS to be valued by those receiving it and highly contextualized in order to be effective. Ignoring the importance of context (like teaching Allan Poe's poetry in Ghana) or people's values towards education (like teaching in a community where "educated" is the unpleasent equivalent of "acting white") is pretending to sow without plowing the terrain; is to ignore the properties of the soil we are trying to groom our seed. "Location" affects every imaginable aspect of education... and yes, that includes "academic performance"
(What a is "academic performance" but a mere quantification of something that has proved not to depict the student intelligence or later success in life?)
How does "teacher's characteristics" affect academic performance? The same way aseller's characteristics affect the buyers behavior: because we are not mere machines and because students are not mere objects... empty jars meant to be filled with whatever trash we want to fill them with disregarding the emotional factor of the teacher-student interaction. Take a walk arround the Roshenthal-Jacobson experiments (where teacher's mind-set and expectations has proved to have a direct impact on students performance) and improve your education approach beyond "grades" and the so-called "academic performance" standarts. We really need that.
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What are the characteristics of an effective science classroom?
A good teacher, students that pay attention, and pencils that have really good erasers.
Who teaches others about science?
A science teacher, a physics teacher, a biologist, abiology teacher, a phisicist or scientist, a chemist, a chemistry teacher, a biochemist, or a doctor.
What is one effective way to predict what will appear on an exam?
putting yourself in the teacher's shoes
Why is it important to wait until your teacher is present before entering the science lab?
Because your teacher is responsible for any trouble that might happen, while you and your classmates are using it. So if your teacher is not there, and lets say, some your classmates get hurt with the chemicals or something; then your teacher will get in trouble. So your teacher has to be there so they can make sure everything gos ok.
What to do in class when teacher is not there?
be quiet
What is the related literature of academic performance?
Related literature of an academic performance is literature that students might read before a performance to help them understand the performance better. It may also be literature that the student reads after a performance to build on ideas presented in the performance.
What is the importance of teacher reviews for students' academic progress and overall learning experience?
Teacher reviews are important for students because they provide feedback on their academic performance and help identify areas for improvement. They also help students understand their strengths and weaknesses, allowing them to make necessary adjustments to enhance their learning experience and achieve academic success.
What is academic self-esteem?
Academic self-esteem refers to an individual's perception of their own worth and abilities specifically within an academic context. It involves how a person evaluates their intelligence, competence, and performance in academic tasks and settings. It can influence motivation, resilience, and overall academic success.
What is an academic pharmacist?
An academic pharmacist is a teacher of pharmacy and does research on new drugs.
What are characteristics of a good teacher?
The characteristics of a good teacher are selflessness. To be a teacher, you would have to care about the students enough to want them to succeed. A good teacher would be kind, friendly, smart, and direct.
What is an accupation that begins with the letter a?
Academic Teacher, Anthropoligist, Anestiaoligist
Attitude of teachers towards teaching profession and its impact on pupils academic performance?
A teacher may have an acceptable attitude but if the teacher has neither teaching methods nor ability, the teaching won't be so effective. Good teachers are rare. Think to your own school days. You can't rank every teacher as a "good" teacher, acceptable maybe but at the same time not too good.
What has the author Cara L Garcia written?
Cara L. Garcia has written: 'Too Scared to Learn' -- subject(s): Academic achievement, Case studies, Educational counseling, Performance anxiety, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Academic achievement, Psychology, Students, Teacher-student relationships
What personal characteristics did a colonial teacher have?
A colonial teacher had to be strict, patient, and educated.
What is another word for the word Schloar?
Academic, intellectual, teacher, professor and student are all other words for scholar.
How can parents effectively inquire about their child's progress with their teacher?
Parents can effectively inquire about their child's progress by scheduling a meeting or sending an email to the teacher to discuss their concerns and ask specific questions about their child's academic performance, behavior, and overall well-being in school. It is important for parents to be respectful, open-minded, and willing to collaborate with the teacher to support their child's success.
What happens after a drama performance by your teacher?
you preform it
