EDUC267 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Occupational Stress
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Your plan for how you intend to manage your classes. An amalgamation of what you have picked up from theory and practice and your own personal beliefs and values. Later a strategic plan that takes into account the students in your current class(es) the particular school policy system expectations how you have changed. Key components: philosophy, preventative strategies, invention strategies, examples of procedures/ guides, key personnel. Your beliefs, understandings and values about how students learn and about teaching. Includes statements about how you intend to teach, what styles and predominant characteristics/ strategies. Intended actions that logically follow from beliefs, values and understandings of theory / research. Often reflects the system / school you are teaching in (but this is not a hard and fast rule) Knowledge of theory, models and contemporary issues relating teaching, learning and behaviour management. Having clearly expressed and espoused beliefs/values allows teachers to become more confident and consistent about their classroom management.