Over time, however, the child learns that when he or she get yelled at , they must be doing something wrong. As the child grows older and gets acquainted with the real world, it is hard for the child to tell right from wrong. The child goes through a state of confusion when they see their parents doing one thing and their peers doing another. Methods of teaching varies so much from one teacher to the next. As a person who interacts well with others and prefers a study partner, you can bet one of my methods is going to be group work.
Group work helps students with social skills, learning skills, and communication skills.
This could really help a student who is shy with his or her classmates and hopefully the child will open up more to the classmates and to the teacher. Class participation is also an important role in the classroom. I will have students read aloud, answer questions aloud, write problems or questions on the blackboard, and even give oral reports to the class. These things will hopefully help the student to learn that there is more than one right way to do or even say something. The positive reinforcement will be something I would also act on.