WORKSHEET 1: THREE PRINCIPLE OF EFFECTIVE TEACHING

Instruction: Read and search from the internet three principles of effective teaching and fill the
table with the required information.

Heads up with this! There are plenty principles that would make one effective in teaching, I picked
these three among many because I know these are essential and these three should not be taken
away from a teacher’s mind and perspective as they teach. I had fun reading articles and journals
about effective teachings and I hope that I can use it and apply these things by heart.

TOPIC PRINCIPLE EXPLANATION SOURCE

One sentence. Three Sentences. Title. Address.
Teaching Commit to teaching Teachers who has Principles for Effective Teaching
everyone Underprepared this way of thinking, By Patricia Smittle
equally. Students. has vision for these http://www.ncde.appstate.edu
students-- that they /resources/reports/documents/V26-
can do better, they 3
can excel, simply,
they can. As
teachers, to be
effective means
honing students
especially those who
are Underprepared,
those who struggle.
Well, Underprepared
students are entirely
different from
uninterested
students,
approaches to use
for these parties are
different too.

Teaching Provide open and Students are to be Principles for Effective Teaching
with the responsive learning treated in view of By Patricia Smittle
right environments. their individuality. http://www.ncde.appstate.edu
approach. Students differ in /resources/reports/documents/V26-
gifts and skills, some 3
can be intelligent
with words and
 some are inclined
with music. Some
are good at solving
problems some are
good at giving
problems. Kidding,
Some are good at
interpersonal things.
Teachers should
provide learning
environments for
such. Teachers
should know how to
cater the diverse
individuality of the
student.

Teaching Give prompt While the above Seven Principles for Good Teaching
to edify feedback. mentioned is more https://new.utc.edu/academic-
and of the paths we lead affairs/walker-center-for-teaching-
encourage the students to, this and-learning/online-resources/
. one here is essential seven-principles-for-good-teaching
after they do so.
Giving prompt
feedback to see
where they can
improve, giving
encouragement
when they think
they failed,
commending when
they do good, I think
these things are vital
for an effective
teaching.
Without these a
student may feel that
their thoughts,
learnings and voice
about a topic or a
subject is just
*nothing.