Creating & Maintaining A Students Centered Classroom

Creating & Maintaining A Students Centered Classroom

Objective /Benefits


BACKGROUND 

As education, learning and teaching all grow to incorporate new meanings, educators must constantly grow and reshape their ability to create the most inclusive, interesting and effective classroom possible.  Contemporary literature and practical knowledge suggest that a student-centered environment is the best way to achieve this end. 

LEARNING OUTCOMES 

At the end of program, participants will be able to:
  • Clearly explain the importance of a student-centered classroom
  • Explain the various methods through which a teacher can promote a student-centered classroom
  • Demonstrate the various methods through which a teacher can promote a student-centered classroom
  • Employ effective classroom management strategies which support student centered learning environments
  • Communicate effectively with students about how to ensure that they take full-advantage of the student-centered classroom 
  • Create, implement and assess student-centered assessment materials
Intended Audience 

Lecturers, teachers, trainers, and administrators in educational institutions who are directly or indirectly involved in the teaching and learning environment.  

 


Program Outline

COURSE OUTLINE 

Day 1
Module 1 – What is a Student-centered classroom
  • What does it look like?
  • How is it organized?
  • Who runs the class?
  • What are the challenges with implementation?
Module 2 – Preparing students for a new style of learning
  • Painting a clear picture of student-centered classrooms
  • Showing clear examples of student-centered-classroom techniques
    • Establishing the Teacher’s role as Facilitator
Module 3 – The Teacher’s Role in the Student-centered classroom
  • Coping with a new style of teaching
  • Releasing in order that your students may own their learning
  • Allowing students to make mistakes
  • Providing positive feedback
Day 2
Module 4 – The Students’ Role in the Student-Centered classroom
  • Keeping Learners Occupied & On-task
  • Building confidence in your students while using student-centered approaches
  • Encouraging learners to share
  • Reinforcing the importance of student-centered practices to students
Module 5 – Student-centered classroom in real-time
  • Identification of specific student-centered techniques as presented by peers
  • Real Time demonstration of student-centered techniques and strategies with peer feedback

Profile


TRAINER PROFILE - DAVID FINGEROTE

David FingeroteDavid began his career teaching in Southern California. Since moving to Asia in 2006, he has focused on increasing his professional skill-set while staying abreast of the latest trends in education, training, management and effective leadership. Having taught all age levels and all abilities within Ministries of Education, private and international schools and corporations in South Korea, the Philippines and Malaysia has reinforced David’s belief in the importance of continuing education with an emphasis on lifelong learning. 
 
Training Experience & Accomplishments
David has extensive and broad experience in working with English Language learners of all skill-levels, ages and abilities.  He is particularly interested in helping clients build their confidence where writing, reading, listening and speaking are concerned. For the past 10 years David has trained and educated: executives, public servants, educators and students.

The last four years have found David in Malaysia working with the Ministry of Education and international corporations focused on language education and training. David is known for his ability to inspire confidence in all learners and his willingness to adapt to learner realities while enforcing appropriate input.
 
For the past 10 years David has trained and educated executives, public servants, educators and students. The last five years have found David in Malaysia working with the Ministry of Education and international corporations. A focus on transformational leadership, effective management, clear & concise communication, presentation skills and general language education and training are all included under organizational and soft skills training. Research for the Ministry of Higher Education is the most recent inclusion to services provided.
 
As a direct result of his focus on institutional and individual needs and realities, David is known for his ability to inspire confidence in learners and satisfaction in organizations. All of this results in custom-tailored input – topics, information, techniques, strategies, feedback, etc. – which your participants and organization can use to absorb, adjust, implement, evaluate and reflect, internally.
 
Areas of Experience / Expertise:
 
Ministries of Education, Public/International/Private Education:
            Soft Skills:
                        Cultural Awareness/Sensitivity
                        Increasing Student Talking Time
                        Classroom Management
                        Parent Conferences
                        Effective communication
                        Presentations
                        Effective Writing
            Organizational:
                        Anticipating and coping with change (internal & external)
                        Effective communication within departments
                        Orientation of New employees
                        Creating a sharing environment (teachers and students)
                        Observing, evaluating & providing constructive feedback to colleagues
                        Implementing systems to streamline processes

Assessment:
Curriculum Design
                        The Importance of on-going assessment and how to implement it
Assessment Creation
                        Assessment Validation
            Classroom:
                        Effective Instructions
                        The Importance of Routines
                        Creating and Implementing Rules & Consequences
                        Multiple Intelligences (Awareness & Teaching to)
                        Lesson planning*
                                    *Creation
                                    *Expansion
                                                Multiple intelligences
                                                Mixed abilities
                                    *Evaluation
                                    *Adjusting in real time
                                    *Review
                        Incentivizing learning
            Research:
                        Leadership
                        Applied
                        Best Practices
                        Effectiveness
 
Corporate:
            Soft Skills:
                        Effective Communication
                        Presentation Skills
                        Business Writing
                        Conflict Resolution
                       
            Organizational:
                        Inter-department Communication
Managing Processes while Leading People
Identifying and Harnessing individual areas of competence
                        Creating Trusting Environments
                        Sharing Environments: Relying on One Another
 
Education
Perak:
Teluk Intan: Hutan Melintang: Public Primary Schools
Taiping: Batu Kurau: Public Primary Schools
Gerik: PPD
Lenggong: Public Primary Schools
LMS: PPD, JPN
 
Selangor:
Sepang: Public Primary Schools
Kuen Cheng High School
 
Johor Baru:
Foon Yew High School, Kulai
 
South Korea:
Ministry of Education
 
Philippines:
Korean International School of Manila
 
Corporations
Sherwin Williams
Standard Chartered
Nestle
Government Organizations
Siemens
ELSi language schools

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