EDUC 212

Contemporary Teaching
Strategies and Techniques
ERICKA PAULA
ISON
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 Classroom
Management
 What
classroom
“
is a term teachers use
to describe the
manageme process of ensuring
that classroom
nt? lessons run smoothly
without disruptive
behavior from
students
compromising the
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Law of the Seed
1. Dig the soil and water the plant.
2. Wait a while.
3. Pick up your beans.

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Law of the Seed as
Classroom Setting
1. Efforts ( Dig the soil and water the
plant)
✔ Student effort is a key factor in achieving successful
educational outcomes and more knowledge about its
determinants is thus of great interest for teachers as well
as school leaders. The results indicate that satisfaction
with the learning environment is indeed closely related to
student effort.

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2. Patience (Wait a while)
✔ Your patience as a teacher is going to be tested, and you're
going to have to do some deep breathing at times to keep
your cool. I try to follow the mantra: "Everyone is doing
his or her best at this moment.“
✔ Losing your patience as a teacher is inevitable. Like all
adults, you likely have certain pet peeves and moments of
spontaneous irritation and annoyance.

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3. Results (Pick up your
beans)
 The psychological classroom environment is just as important
as the physical one. Instructors who exhibit calm and rational
behavior can help maintain a supportive environment that
encourages student learning. Without the proper support,
students risk study anxiety, poor performance, and negative
behavior.

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KEY TAKEAWAYS
 Behavioral modeling attempts to explain why an
individual makes a decisions and the model is then used to
 help predict use
Companies future behavior.
behavioral modeling to target offers and
advertising to customers. Banks also use behavioral
modeling to create deeper risk profiles of customer
 groups.
Behavioral modeling mainly uses a company's dataset,
but it may also pull in other relevant, public sources.

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Thank
s!
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