| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later 14:41 - Jan 15 with 1431 views | blueasfook |
At their coding club. Will be doing a term there as part of some volunteering work.
Hope I dont get beaten up!
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:47 - Jan 15 with 1367 views | Keno |
Maybe ask Mulley for some tips on how to do teaching |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:49 - Jan 15 with 1357 views | giant_stow |
Just don;t turn your back on them and it'll be fine. |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:52 - Jan 15 with 1335 views | blueasfook |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:47 - Jan 15 by Keno |
Maybe ask Mulley for some tips on how to do teaching |
Am quite nervous. Never taught kids before.
I am not alone thankfully and will have an experienced teacher with me! | |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:59 - Jan 15 with 1292 views | Help |
Be prepared for attitude |  | | |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 15:01 - Jan 15 with 1284 views | Keno |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:52 - Jan 15 by blueasfook |
Am quite nervous. Never taught kids before.
I am not alone thankfully and will have an experienced teacher with me! |
Actually I can imagine you are nervous!! I'd be bricking it
maybe some of teachers on here can give you some tips
Like smile a lot, take a deep breath before you start then talk slowly and clearly
I'm sure you'll be ok, what could possibly go wrong | |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 15:09 - Jan 15 with 1239 views | giant_stow |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:59 - Jan 15 by Help |
Be prepared for attitude |
My boy's year 6 - I often find myself driving his mates to footy training or taking them to the park and it's amazing how young the bolshy attitude kicks in. And the rude-boy speak (in London at least) is already coming on too. | |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 15:16 - Jan 15 with 1191 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 14:52 - Jan 15 by blueasfook |
Am quite nervous. Never taught kids before.
I am not alone thankfully and will have an experienced teacher with me! |
Take it from me. Get the profanities in nice and early and you'll set the boundaries. |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 15:19 - Jan 15 with 1179 views | hoppy |
Community service? |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 16:01 - Jan 15 with 1083 views | bluelagos |
The final lecture I was given when I did a PGCE - was about our first lesson when we get a job.
The closing line was "You'll be apprehensive and scared but remember, they'll be more scared than you" |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 16:14 - Jan 15 with 1021 views | Zx1988 |
Take the acoustic guitar, have a nice chat with them about their favourite popular beat combos, explain how that nice Mr Stormy will never match up to Cliff Richard, and then finish with a group rendition of an all-time classic such as Brown Girl In The Ring or Power to All Our Friends.
Job done. |  |
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| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 16:20 - Jan 15 with 993 views | leitrimblue |
I Sometimes randomly get asked to speak to kids in schools. What really stands out is how different 1 school/class can be compared to the next. Sometimes it goes so well, kids are really enthusiastic and half the lesson is just taken up with them asking questions.
I will think I have mastered it and then the next school I do they will just stare at me in silence |  | | |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 19:05 - Jan 15 with 855 views | blueasfook |
| Teaching some Year 6 kids at local school later on 16:14 - Jan 15 by Zx1988 |
Take the acoustic guitar, have a nice chat with them about their favourite popular beat combos, explain how that nice Mr Stormy will never match up to Cliff Richard, and then finish with a group rendition of an all-time classic such as Brown Girl In The Ring or Power to All Our Friends.
Job done. |
Lol, maybe next week. It didn't go so bad actually. Quite a noisy environment! The main thing I learned is kids just like to do their own thing. They have assignments to do with explicit instructions to program certain things such as animations etc. They rarely follow the instructions and just do their own thing. But hey, they're being creative and still learning so all good. | |
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