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Approaches N Strategies of Democratic Teaching

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    Democratic Teaching

    What is Democratic Teaching?

    CharacteristicsAutocrat vs. Democrat

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    What is Democratic

    Teaching? Democratic teaching is a teaching style where:

    The teacher acts as a responsibleguide

    The teacher believes quiet action is

    more effective than wordsThe teachers way of disciplining is

    based on mutual respect

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    Characteristics Friendly but firm

    Work is well planned

    Respect by listening

    Always encouraging

    Encourages group work

    Involve students in classroom

    responsibilities

    Sincere but have a natural sense of humor

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    Approaches/Strategies

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    Responsibilities of the teacher.

    Social beings / Acceptance and Belonging.

    Be wholly accepting of the system.

    Goals for misbehaviour.Active participation / government

    (consequences).

    Student centred/ students assumeresponsibility.

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    4 Key Concepts Democratic Teaching

    Democratic vs Autocratic

    Encouragement

    Effort vs Achievement Logical Consequences

    Logical consequences vs Punishments

    Mistaken Goals gain attention, power seeking, revenge or

    feelings of inadequacy

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    Encouragement more than praise

    Praise

    You are always on time.

    I'm so proud of yourartwork.

    You are the best helper Iever had.

    Encouragement

    You sure make an effort tobe on time.

    It is nice to see that youenjoy art.

    The room looks very neatsince you straightened the

    bookshelves.

    Praise can become source of self-worth

    Use encouragement to recognize effort,rather than praise to reward

    accomplishment.

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    Methods of Encouragement

    Show faith in the child

    Teachers faith will promote childs faith in self

    Create self-confidence, build self-respect

    Challenging tasks: I know you can do it

    Utilize and integrate the group

    Address individual differences to find place foreach child in group

    Recognize strengths and assets

    Avoid focusing on mistakes, seek out strengthsto build relationship

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    Strength And Weaknesses

    Promotes trust, respect, and communication amongteachers and students

    Fair discipline through logical consequences helpsstudents understand their behavior and teaches correctbehavior

    Understanding student behavior contributes to safer

    schools and a caring classroom environment

    Promotes autonomy

    * Strength

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    Weaknesses

    Difficulty determining motives of students

    Difficult to come up with logical consequences

    on the spot

    Autocratic or permissive teachers may not

    accept democratic perspectives

    Students may not understand goals and rules as

    the teacher does

    Problems communicating desired outcomes with

    students