This activity involves role playing classroom scenarios to teach students how teachers manage different student situations. The class is split into two groups where each student picks a role and the other group acts as the classroom students. The goal is for the role playing teacher to demonstrate how they would respond and the observing group discusses if the scenario could happen, how the teacher responded, and what they learned.
This activity involves role playing classroom scenarios to teach students how teachers manage different student situations. The class is split into two groups where each student picks a role and the other group acts as the classroom students. The goal is for the role playing teacher to demonstrate how they would respond and the observing group discusses if the scenario could happen, how the teacher responded, and what they learned.
This activity involves role playing classroom scenarios to teach students how teachers manage different student situations. The class is split into two groups where each student picks a role and the other group acts as the classroom students. The goal is for the role playing teacher to demonstrate how they would respond and the observing group discusses if the scenario could happen, how the teacher responded, and what they learned.
This activity involves role playing classroom scenarios to teach students how teachers manage different student situations. The class is split into two groups where each student picks a role and the other group acts as the classroom students. The goal is for the role playing teacher to demonstrate how they would respond and the observing group discusses if the scenario could happen, how the teacher responded, and what they learned.
• Members of the group will pick a strip of paper from the bowl with their roles to act out. • In the role play, the teacher must show how he/she deals with the students (of the other group) in the classroom. GUIDE QUESTIONS •Does the scenario presented happening in real classrooms? •How did the teacher deal with the students? •What insights have you gained/realized from the activity?