Teaching learners from different backgrounds, cultures, beliefs and abilities is a challenge for the trainer. Therefore, it is important to differentiate the learners when establishing appropriate ground rules. Learners like to work within set boundaries. It is important to establish these early, as it might be necessary to revisit them at a later date. “Without ground rules, disruption may

Setting out clear and concise ground rules from the start of a course is important as this can solve or prevent issues, such as disruption, and it can be much harder to set the rules at a later stage. Should there be no ground rules, it could lead to the whole group becoming divisive. It is a good idea that once ground rules have been set that they are written up and displayed for everyone to see

Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Ground rules are the expectations from the learning environment, by teacher and learners. ‘Discipline cannot be considered as a ‘thing of itself’, that it has to be seen in terms of the relationship of factors in and outside the classroom, and that its ma

Ground rules are essential to creating a productive and harmonious learning environment and should be established at the earliest opportunity. Their purpose is to define the levels of required behaviour of both students and tutors in the learning environment The rules should not be imposed on others by any one party, as this creates reluctance towards abiding by them. The most effective way

Level 4 theory assessment Question 4 Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. All teaching organisations have rules and these can be enforced through different means enabling both teacher and student knowing exactly where each party stands and what is expected from each other. They need to know wher

PTTL: Assignment 1 Q4 – Level 4 Q4: Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Having ground rules within the classroom is a necessary exercise as it sets the tone of behaviour and ethics to be conducted whilst in the learning environment. Having ground rules gives a firm boundary for all learners to w

Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Ground rules are “the basic rules or principles on which future actions or behaviour should be based” (Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English). In the classroom, guidelines are set to establish acceptable behaviour within the group, “ensure open, respectful di

Assignment 1-T4 T4 – Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Recommended word count: 250-350 words. Caroline S. Clauss-Ehlers – “The ground rules are a contract that the class had created together to be applied for the duration of the course. The contract promotes discussion as it is based on the val

Level 4 Assignment. Q4 – Analyse different ways in which you would establish ground rules with your learners, which underpin behaviour and respect for others. Ground rules can be defined as, “the basic rules or principles that govern the way that something is done” (www.macmillandictionary.com). It has been recognised that students like to know the confines within which they are expected to

The Hajj is an Islamic religious ritual which incorporates and expresses the beliefs of Islam through the various stages of the pilgrimage. The Hajj is a significant practice of Islam as Muslims express their submission to Allah, walk in the footsteps of the Prophet Muhammad and fulfil the fifth pillar of the Islamic faith. Muslims go on the journey to commune with God through being in his presenc

I completed my micro teach assessment today. This involved teaching a 30 minutes lesson with my peers acting as students. The icebreaker that I performed enabled me to get a good understanding of how students interacted with each other – it also helped break down any barriers that they students may have had, as the topic that I choose for the icebreaker was one that the majority of learners cou

Analyse the effects of fluctuations of the AUD on Australia’s economy. A fluctuation in the exchange rate has profound effects on the Australian economy. Any slight movement, either up (appreciation) or down (depreciation), can have drastic, domino like effects. These effects will firstly be felt with importers and exporters, but slowly seep through the economy to influence the way in which the

Analyse the impact of development strategies on the economic growth and the quality of life for an economy other than Australia. (20 marks) Globalisation is the process of increasing integration between different countries and economies resulting in the establishment of a single world market and the increased impact of international influences on all aspects of life and economic activity. This es

Assignment 2 Unit 01 This assignment is an analysis of the legislative requirements, Codes of Practice and ethics underpinning my work in the careers guidance sector. 5.1 Analyse the impact of legislative requirements on the work of the careers information and guidance service. Sector Skills Service & The Company Ltd supports the 'Governments Strategy for Skills' and the directives given b

Protection can be defined as government policies such as tariffs, subsidies and quotas, which give domestic producers an artificial advantage over foreign competition, in order to protect them from international competition. Although protection has many benefits at a global level, reduced levels of protection have various effects on the global economy. Countries may choose to reduce protection in

Examine the impact of the context on the positioning of the responder’s view of the characters of Dracula. In your response make close reference to Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula and Francis Ford Coppola’s film version. The context alters the position of the responder’s view of the characters of ‘Dracula’ greatly, as the cultural and political settings impact the way the responder perceives the na

My teaching practice, my personality and my mood all affect the people I come across every day, this includes my friends and family, my colleagues and the young people I teach. I am very aware of the impact that I have upon my own children and this has led to a realisation of how it can impact upon other especially the young people I teach on a daily basis. I live according to my beliefs, values

It can become a very difficult task for children and young people to communicate (both listening and speaking) who have a hearing impairment, moderate/severe learning difficulties or speech impediment. In order for children with disabilities to interact and develop with other children, it is essential that other alternative forms of communication are recognised. Introducing sign language and using

Zhou dynasty The Zhou dynasty was the longest lasting dynasty in Chinese history lasting from around 1122 B.C.E until 221 B.C.E. This dynasty was split into two main parts, the Western Zhou (1122 to 771) and Eastern Zhou (771 to 221) dynasties. The Zhou clan had always been present in China but it was around this time that they grew in size and power. In 1046, the newly appointed leader of the

Analyse the ways conflicting perspectives generate diverse and provocative insights In your response, make a detailed reference to your prescribed text and at least one other text. Conflicting perspectives work to generate diverse and provocative insights through their ability to allow an audience to develop their own ideas and interpretations in relation to character situations and personal

Treasure Baskets were invented and created by Elinor Goldschmied. It is a collection of everyday and natural objects which aims to offer stimulus through the senses and sensorial exploration. Items in the basket should vary in weight, size, texture, colour, taste, temperature and sound and all the items are chosen to stimulate one or more of the five senses. Children should explore Treasure Bas

Analysis and Interpretation of Mid-12th Century Christian Romanesque Artwork This essay will analyze and interpret the style and technique of a mid-12th century Christian fresco painting that once filled the apse of a monastery church in a Catalonia, Spain (Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Christ in Majesty with Symbols of the Four Evangelists). The Romanesque piece depicts Christ with severa

08/12/2010 |Alonso Martínez Guevara | Table of Content 1 Ericsson – A short Company Profile 4 2 The Code of Business Ethics – Introduction into the Content 4 2.1 Guiding principles 4 2.2 Responsibility for compliance 4 2.3 Reporting Violations 5 2.4 Treating employ

05/12/06 English Northanger Abbey Marisa Jane Austen uses a lot of parodies in her books, like this one, a typical love story that consists of a man meeting a woman and they fall in love and normally during the relationship they will have problems, but of course in the end they work it out and they're happy. A parody is a piece of writing that makes the style similar to be amusing, “Northan

Nicole Hendricks Kevin McDonough Intro to Literature 25 October 2010 The Analysis of a Corpse Keeper The date is March the 8th. It is a cold and utterly bitter day. The view from my office window shows people clinging to their hats and scarves as the gusts of wind nearly blow them off. As I look through my list of clients for the day, I realize my first appointment is in merely 8 minutes! I

Analysis of a Critical Regulatory Issue in Health Care Alfreda Bostick HCS/430 December 5, 2011 Lori Lewellen Analysis of a Critical Regulatory Issue in Health Care There are many types of critical regulatory issues that trouble the medical field. Never has anything been more important that the critical regulatory issue been more important than dealing with life or death. When a situation

Analysis of “A Doll’s House” Written By: Henrik Ibsen Margaret Walsh South University Online Analysis of “A Doll’s House” Written By: Henrik Ibsen Henrik Ibsen creates beautifully written characters in his play “A Doll’s House”. This

Kayla Farley ENG101 Ms. Albright 4/16/2011 Analysis of a Magazine: Real Simple The magazine Real Simple promises help make life more simple. This magazine is much different than other magazines that are targeted towards their demographic. It is not a magazine that offers gossip or giving advice on the latest fashion trends from the runway. Real Simple offers busy women ways to simplify thei

Analysis of a Memoir Most of the time, the upbringing style of a family plays an important role in shaping the child’s life, resulting in adopting of one or multiple traits displayed by the parents. As A result, the child’s concept of a normal life will be distorted so severely that the behaviors of the parent continue into adulthood. Reading the “My Father’s Life” by Raymond Carver, Raymond a

Analysis of Team Charter XXXXX MGT/521 June 14, 2010 XXXXX Analysis of Team Charter Team C is comprised of four different people with different personalities, perceptions, skills and other traits that make each individual person unique. These factors contribute to the team’s performance on completing assignments. To effectively manage any issues that may come up when working in teams, th