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Have a discussion with your class about what could make class
more interesting. The same things normally come up like listening to music. |
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Listen to their suggestions and compromise. |
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| 3. |
Let them listen to a CD of their choice; maybe everyone can
bring in a CD at some agreed-upon time. |
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| 4. |
Be flexible, but don't let the kids rule you. Of course they'll
want to take advantage of these fun things, but you still want to
maintiain control. Just don't be overly strict. |
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| 5. |
Make the work you do fun; any subject can be interesting if done
through a game or puzzle. |
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| 6.
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Stay in fashion. It'll help you connect with the kids a little
better. |
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| Tips |
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Listen to your students! You'll be amazed how much they'll
respect you when you do. |
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Give respect, and never humiliate a student in front of the class
unless the context is a very clear joke. Humiliation offends far
more people than just the student in question, and many children will be
respond negatively if they see a teacher act unjustly. |
