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For questions about overseeing, directing, motivating, and effectively controlling student behavior while in the classroom.
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What is a wise reaction to a silly question?
Every student question should be treated like a gift. It gives insight into student's thinking. Even a disrepectful question is an opportunity for you to teach, except that in such a case you don't te …
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What is a method you use to handle the students who thinks they "know it all"?
You should avoid a "I am smarter than you are" war with the student, the teacher must be above that. (You're already avoiding it, I am saying so for the benefit of the Internet.) In Japan you could ju …
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