The New Teacher Resource Coaching Center Offers New Teachers Articles, Tips, and Activities to Help Teachers Become More Effective
Pittsburgh, PA, December 10, 2010 --(PR.com)-- The New Teacher Resource Coaching Center offers a weekly section “Tips for Teachers,” which provides articles and other resources to help teachers become better equipped for the challenges that await them in the first year of teaching.
One such article called “Dealing with Discipline Problems of Diverse Classes” is the perfect way to help teachers engage learners of diverse backgrounds as part of an overall classroom management plan.
Visit The New Teacher Resource Coaching Center http://www.newteacherresourcecenter.com today for more classroom management tips and effective ways to engage learners from diverse backgrounds.
* Teachers can set up their expectations for success in the classroom so students always know exactly what to do. This goes for every task, rule and procedure.
* They can set up a system of rules, procedures and consequences and reinforce those rules and procedures using consequences that are most crucial for running a lesson effectively. Ideally, three or four rules and a variety of procedures for running the classroom effectively should be in place.
* Teachers cater to a wide variety of varied interests, cultural backgrounds and world knowledge which results in more dynamic classroom interaction. In a differentiated learning environment, students feel safe because they know they will learn something.
Students know they can succeed when they feel a routine and feel emotionally and intellectually stimulated. The New Teacher Resource Coaching Club is a membership based club that offers a warehouse of information checklists, charts and tip sheets, individual student behavior and work plans for challenging and struggling students that are designed to help teachers make the most of their first few years.
Visit the New Teacher Resource Coaching Center to read archived articles in the "Blog” category. Dorit Sasson, creator of the NTRCC will be happy to respond to any questions you may have. Questions can be left in the comments section of any teaching tips article.
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Teachers interested in becoming members of the New Teacher Resource Coaching Center can register at “Join the Coaching Center” or email Dorit Sasson for more information at sassondorit@gmail.com
One such article called “Dealing with Discipline Problems of Diverse Classes” is the perfect way to help teachers engage learners of diverse backgrounds as part of an overall classroom management plan.
Visit The New Teacher Resource Coaching Center http://www.newteacherresourcecenter.com today for more classroom management tips and effective ways to engage learners from diverse backgrounds.
* Teachers can set up their expectations for success in the classroom so students always know exactly what to do. This goes for every task, rule and procedure.
* They can set up a system of rules, procedures and consequences and reinforce those rules and procedures using consequences that are most crucial for running a lesson effectively. Ideally, three or four rules and a variety of procedures for running the classroom effectively should be in place.
* Teachers cater to a wide variety of varied interests, cultural backgrounds and world knowledge which results in more dynamic classroom interaction. In a differentiated learning environment, students feel safe because they know they will learn something.
Students know they can succeed when they feel a routine and feel emotionally and intellectually stimulated. The New Teacher Resource Coaching Club is a membership based club that offers a warehouse of information checklists, charts and tip sheets, individual student behavior and work plans for challenging and struggling students that are designed to help teachers make the most of their first few years.
Visit the New Teacher Resource Coaching Center to read archived articles in the "Blog” category. Dorit Sasson, creator of the NTRCC will be happy to respond to any questions you may have. Questions can be left in the comments section of any teaching tips article.
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Teachers interested in becoming members of the New Teacher Resource Coaching Center can register at “Join the Coaching Center” or email Dorit Sasson for more information at sassondorit@gmail.com
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412-535-3473
www.NewTeacherResourceCenter.com
sasson92@gmail.com
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