Peter spent lots of effort and worked very hard in preparing for the service project and developed alternative lesson plans to cater for sudden changes. However, when doing the service, he found that the primary school students lost their focus easily and therefore his lesson plans were not working as well as he had hoped. He walked out of class and requested his teammate to take over the teaching. After the lesson, he was angry with the primary school teachers and blamed them for selecting a group of poorly-behaved primary school students to take part in the service.(You may choose more than one response)What were wrong with Peter's behaviour from an ethical point of view?He didn't respect the primary school teachers.He didn’t adequately consider the need of the primary school students.He abandoned his responsibility and his clients during the service.unanswered

What do you think one of the possible consequences of Peter’s actions might be?Group of answer choicesPeter is caught but his teacher takes pity on him and permits him to submit another essayPeter’s assignment is failed, which causes him to fail the unit of studyNobody notices so there are no consequencesPeter’s name gets published on the University website for cheating

What are the problems you have encountered with regards to the students behavior inside the classroom

A third grade teacher is leading a math group and notices that two boys across the room have begun to shove each other. What might be the teacher’s best course of action? a. Ignore the misbehavior and continue group work. b. Stop the boys and interrupt the math group. c. Tell the boys to stop and then resume the math activity. d. Interrupt the entire class and punish the boys.

t illustrates how a dedicated and caring teacher like Mr. Iyer can inspire and positively shape a student's life.Negative Influence - A Teacher's Insult:In the same lesson, Kalam also recounts an incident where a teacher publicly humiliated and insulted him. This teacher, a math teacher, singled Kalam out in class for not completing his homework, even though Kalam had a valid reason for not doing so. The teacher's harsh words and public humiliation left a lasting impact on Kalam, and he felt deeply demotivated. This incident serves as an example of how a teacher's negative actions and lack of understanding can have a detrimental effect on a student's self-esteem and motivation.

Think back to middle school or high school. Can you think about a time when you were having a difficult day? Was there a teacher who made everything a little better? Or a little worse? In this video, two teachers meet with Student Support Coach Ms. Henry to discuss a student who has had a difficult day. How does Ms. Henry try and help the student? What do the teachers learn from her? Think about a difficult day you had in middle school or high school. If Ms. Henry was your Student Support Coach back then, what do you think she may have said? Would this have helped you? Why or why not? What operant conditioning techniques could be used the next time Ms. Henry's student has a bad day?write example responses to questions above.