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1 1.Primary School Classroom Explanation of tutorial & Search and list down
1.1. Explain concepts of Explanation on: ISL sessions. suitable references in the Rujukan:
Management classroom management Santrock, J.W.
Concept of classroom library/ web sites. Keep
(1.1) (2006). Educational
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1.2 Elaborate on the Psychology (3rd ed).
management groups & assign topics future additional reference
2/1-4/1 Characteristics of an Characteristics of an for tutorial (tutorial New York: McGraw-
Characteristics of an effective teacher in Preparation for tutorial Hill
effective teacher in presentation beginning
effective teacher in managing a week 2). (week 2)
managing a Myint Sue Khine et al.
managing a classroom classroom (2005). Classroom
classroom (1.2)
- Personal qualities - Personal Read Article 1– Effective Management,
1.3 Portray teacher’s Teaching (Santrock, Singapore. Pearson
- Teaching-learning profesional
qualities
2006). Prentice Hall (Ch.4)
competency characteristics towards - Teaching-
achieving self learning Tutorial Activity: Students **All products of
excellence (4.1,7.5) competency summarise article 1 in a tutorial activities &
concept map and relate it ISL must be put into
classroom observation students’ portfolio
during School based * Additional
Experience (SBE). references
encouraged
2 1.Primary School Classroom 1.3 Portray teacher’s Explanation on : Discussion on the Read Article 2. Managing Rujukan:
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profesional characteristics - Disposition and concept of classroom the Classroom (Santrock,
towards achieving self management in the real 2006, pg. 488-502) to Santrock, J.W.
7/1-11/1 Characteristics of an moral practices (2006). Educational
excellence (4.1,7.5) classroom as observed reinforce learning,
effective teacher in Psychology (3rd ed).
during SBE based on summarise article 2 in a
managing a classroom own experience concept map and keep in New York: McGraw-
- Disposition and moral portfolio. Hill.
- Identify the strengths
practices Explanation on : and weaknesses of Students discuss on Weinstein, C.S. &
2.1 Identify characteristics Mignano, A.J. (2007).
2. Role Of Teacher In of conducive learning Conducive classroom characteristics of
Elementary
Classroom environment from the learning management as effective teachers.
classroom
Management physical and psychosocial environment observed during
previous SBE Students make reflective management (4th
aspects(1.5)
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2. Role Of Teacher In 2.3 Clarify the roles of Explanation on: Tutorial Presentation : Read Article 2. Managing Banks, S.R. (2005).
3 the Classroom (Santrock, Classroom
teachers in managing a Each student select a
Classroom Management Conducive learning
conducive learning teacher whom he/she 2006) as learning Assessment:
Conducive learning envieonment in the
environment loves and lists down the reinforcment for topic 2 & Issues and
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14/1-18/1 environment classroom (1.1) - Classroom rules reasons why. Relate to 3. (Refer pg. 503-506) practices. Boston:
- Classroom rules and regulation the characteristics of an Pearson Educ. Inc.
effective teacher. Srudents summarise
and regulation - Classroom routines
2.4 Relate the importance - Discuss also the article 2 in a concept map (Appendix 1)
- Classroom of classroom routines Management of implication if a and keep in portfolio.
routines and rules towards classroom assessment teacher fail to be an
creating a conducive effective teacher.
Management of learning environment
- Test and
- Discussion related to Students prepare for
classroom assessment (8.4)
examination the role of a teacher tutorial based on Appendix
- Test and planning process as a developer of a 1 on Physical
examination 2.5 Explain steps in conducive Arrangement of
planning process managing assessment in environment in the Classroom
the classroom (1.4) classroom
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3. Role Of Teacher In
5 3.1 State the importance of Explanation on: Tutorial Presentation:. Read Article 5. (Woolfolk, Appendix 2
Classroom building teacher – 2004, m.s. 396-408) to
Management student relationship (1.1) Role Of Teacher In Clarify the concept and reinforce learning. Woolfolk, A.H. (2004)
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Classroom Summarise Article 5 in a
28/1-1/2 relationship 3.2 Anaysis information School based concept map and put in Psychology(9th ed).
from videos on factors Management assessment. Boston: Allyn &
- The significance of portfolio
that influence teacher – Teacher-student Bacon
building teacher- Discuss the role of the
student relationship relationship Refer Appendix 2 (Using
student relationship (1.6,6.4) teacher in managing Centers in a Multitask *CD: Dangerous
- The significance classroom Assessment Minds
- Factors influencing of building Classroom) to plan for
teacher-student teacher-student tutorial activity .
relationship relationship Students view VCD
- Factors Dangerous Minds.
influencing
teacher-student
relationship
3. Role Of Teacher In
6 3.3 Share idea/ Lecture on: Students in group Read Article 2. Managing Appendix 3
Classroom experiences on suitable Teacher-student present their discussion the Classroom (Santrock,
Management strategies in building on the Case Using 2008, pg . 507-512) and
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Teacher-student positive teacher-student - Strategies in Centers in a Multitask summarise in a mind map Santrock, J.W. (2008)
4/2-8/2 relationship relationship (2.3,3.1) Classroom and put in portfolio
building positive Educational
- Strategies in building 3.4 Integrate active listening teacher-student Refer to Appendix Psychology (3rd ed)
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positive teacher- skills, verbal and non relationship 3 ”Assertive Skills” to New York. McGraw-
student relationship verbal communication - Pastoral care prepare for tutorial Hill
- Pastoral care skills in effective - Classroom activity.
- Classroom dynamics classroom management dynamics
(2.2)
Lecturers can use the
3.5 Apply skills and
4. Management Of Classroom scenario in the story
leadership charateristics
Discipline through role play to Dangerous Minds in the
Concept of classroom portray an assertive, discussion.
discipline non assertive and Management Of
aggressive teacher (4.2) Classroom
4.1 Explain concepts of Discipline
classroom discipline Concept of
(1.1) classroom
discipline
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4. Management Of Classroom 4.4 Compare and contrast Clarification on : Students carry out Read Article 5 Woolfolk, A.H.
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Discipline between various Management Of activity on ” Identify (Woolfolk, 2004, pp. (2004) Educational
Models of classroom models of classroom Listening Responses 408-419) sto reinforce Psychology(9th ed).
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discipline and its discipline to gather & Empathic learning Boston: Allyn &
8 information on the Models of Responses such as in Bacon.
18/2-22/2 application Students complete
strengths and classroom Appendix 4 in
- Group weaknesses of each groups. Compare and Contrast Krause,K.,
discipline and its graphic organizer Bochner, S &
Management model. (4.3,6.1) application Students and between models of Duchesne, S
(Kounin) 4.5 Practice the lecturers summarise Classroom discipline by (2003) Educational
- Group
- Reality Therapy knowledge and skills Management best way to identify Skinner, Canter and Psychology,
acquired in real (Kounin) listening responses Dreikurs for Australia:
classroom situation and empathic presentation during Thompson
(7.2,7.4) - Reality responses tutorial
5. Disciplinary Problems And
Therapy
Problematic Behaviour
Lecturer gives Course work given
(Misbehaviour) in the briefing on Course to Students
Classroom Disciplinary Problems
And Problematic Work
Concept & General
Discussion Behaviour
(Misbehaviour)In the
Classroom
Concept & General
Discussion
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11 6. Management Of
6.2 Analyse information Explanation on: Preparation of task Read article 3a Discipline Hardin, C.J.(2004).
Disciplinary Problems In from cases (articles) to Management Of /Coursework – with dignity (m.s.107-122) Effective Classroom
The Classroom identify the role and Disciplinary Problems Collaboration between to reinforce learning and Management: Models
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11 Teacher’s Role and action of teachers to In the Classroom students and lecturer students have to and Strategies for
Action help solve the cases summarise Today’s Classrooms.
studied .(2.3,5.5,6.3) Teacher’s Role article 3a in a mind map NJ: Pearson Merill
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Hindrance in and Action and keep in portfolio. Prentice Hall.
managing disciplinary 6.3 Analyse information Hindrance in
problems from cases (articles) to Case Analysis (Appendix Appendix 7
understand the managing 7) to be presented in 2
hindrances in managing disciplinary weeks time
disciplinary problems problems
(2.3,5.5,6.3)
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6.4 Identify suitable Clarification on: Preparation, Read article 4 (2005). Creating
Disciplinary Problems In intervention in Management Of Discussion and (Spencer, 2005 m.s.
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handling disciplinary Disciplinary Problems Analysis of Case in 297-331) and classrooms:
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Intervention in problems (1.5) In the Classroom Appendix 7. summarise in amind Effective and
1/4-5/4 Elaborate : map. Keepin portfolio
handling disciplinary Intervention in Reflective Practice
problems - What do you for all students.(5th
handling understand about
- Pastoral care ed) NJ: Pearson-
disciplinary the case that you Merill Prentice Hall
- Guidance and problems have studied?
Counseling - What
- Pastoral care
concept/model/
- Behaviour - Guidance and theory that I need to
modification Counseling in order to
techniques - Behaviour understand in depth
modification of the case
techniques studied.?
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16 7. Classroom Management Of
7.4 Try to handle various Clarification on: Tutorial Discussion : Read Article 6 (Santrock, Santrock, J.W. (2007)
An Inclusive Classroom challenges in education Classroom Management 2007, pp. 183-218) and Educational
Gifted children in
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children with special needs. special needs Malaysia, educational Keep in portfolio. New York. McGraw-
14 ADD) support system and
(4.6) Hyeractive Hill
15/4-19/4 Gifted their future.
(ADHD, ADD)
Gifted
8. Planning Of An Effective
Classroom Management 8.1 Produce a plan for Planning Of An Effective Students revise topic 1- 7
Summary of effective effective classroom Classroom Management to prepare for workshop
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REPLACEMENT OF LECTURES (IF NECCESSARY)
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