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Page 1: Practical teaching

DOWN TO EARTH TEACHING AND LEARNING

PROCESS

FCCISL CHAMBER ACADEMY

VAVUNIYA20.05.2010

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There is no learning in the absence of

self learning

Obstacles are the very frightful things we see

when we take our minds off our goals.

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No amount of knowledge Is ever enough for a teacher No method is ever perfect

To doubt, To seek, And To doubt again To make up the wanderlust

To which A dedicated teacher commits himself

- W.H.Oles

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A bad teacher dictates,The mediocre teacher tells,The good teacher explains,

The superior one demonstrates and The great teacher inspires.

- Willam Arther Ward

The best of all makes us to learn.

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Almost every child, on the first day he sets foot in a school building, is smarter, most

curious, less afraid of what he doesn’t know, better at finding and figuring things out,

most confident, resourceful, persistent and independent than he will ever be again in his

schooling.

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When he comes, this curious, patient, determined, energetic skilful learner,

we sit him down at a desk and what do we teach him? many things. First ,that learning

is separate from living.

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“ you come to school to learn”, we tell him. As if the child hadn’t been learning before,

as if living were out there and learning were in here, and there were no connection

between the two.

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Secondly, that he can't be trusted to learn and is no good at it.

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Every thing we teach about reading, a task fast simpler than many that the child has

already mastered, says to him “ if you don’t make you read, you want, and if you don’t

do it exactly the way we tell you. You can’t in short, he comes to learn learning is a

passive process, something that someone else does to you. Instead of something do

you for yourself.

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In a great many other way, learns that he is worthless un trust worthy, faith only take other people orders, a blank sheet for other

people to write on.

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Oh! We make a lot of nice noises in schools about respect for the child an individuals differences and the like. But our acts as opposed to our talk, say to the child , “ your experience, your concerns, your curiosities, your needs.

What you know? What you want? What you wonder about? What you hope for? What you fear? What you like and dislike, What you are good at or not so good at all this of not the slightest importance. It counts for nothing.

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When the child given the not opportunity not given confidence, he learns that to be wrong , uncertain, confused, is a crime. Right answers are what the school wants, and he learns

countless strategies for prying these answers out of the teacher, for conning her into thinking he knows what he doesn’t know. He learn to dodge, bluff, fake, cheat. He learns to be lazy.

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Let children work together, help each other, learn from each other and each other’s

mistakes. We now know, from the experience of many schools,

both rich – suburban and poor city, that the children are often the best teachers of other children. What is more important, we know that when fifth or sixth - grader who has been having trouble with reading

starts helping a first grader, his own reading sharply improves

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Nothing is more difficult than to determine What a child takes in and does not take in,

of its environment and teaching - Laurence David herbert

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A man would do nothing If he waited

Until he could do it so well That no one would

Find fault with What he has done

- Cardinal Neuman

THANK YOU