Unit 1.

Student Management

Leadership Training:
Physical Management
Objectives:
• Know the meaning of netiquette
• Ability to learn the different netiquettes for teachers and for the
learners
• Site the differences on teaching and learning face to face versus
online teaching and learning
• Managing Classroom online and conducive a healthy and lively
classroom discussion
• The benefits of following netiquettes.
Definition of Terms
Leadership
Teacher Leadership
• Teacher leadership is a term used in K-12 schools for
classroom educators who simultaneously take on administrative
roles outside of their classrooms to assist in functions of the
larger school system.
Teacher Leader
• Danielson (2006) explains, "Many schools have instituted
structures in which teachers assume formal leadership roles in
the school, such as master teacher, department chair, team
leader, helping teacher, or mentor.
Management
Physical Management
Network
• A network consists of two or more computers that are linked in
order to share resources (such as printers and CDs), exchange
files, or allow electronic communications.
Etiquette
• It is the rules indicating the proper and polite way to behave
Netiquette
• Netiquette is a combination of the words network
and etiquette and is defined as a set of rules for acceptable
online behavior. Similarly, online ethics focuses on the
acceptable use of online resources in an online social
environment.
SCHOOL
• Study
• Center
• House
• Of
• Organize
• Learning
KEEP THIS IN MIND
• Being a professional teacher is to be a teacher by
profession. Means, we need to be an example, a
role model for our learners.
• Good netiquette means conducting yourself in
an online class with the same respect, politeness
and professionalism that would exhibit in a “real
life classroom”.
 NETIQUETTE FOR TEACHERS

•Preparation
•Respectful
•Accountable
•You are involved
Preparation
• Prepare your lesson ahead of time (Mastery of Topic).
• Familiarize on the apps that you will use.
• Arrange your background.
• Ready your heart (try to set aside your other priorities.
• Remove possible distraction.
• Show up ahead of time.
• Focus on the topic.
Respectful
• Dress a class-appropriate attire.
• Wear make up for women / well groom for men.
• Hospitality.
• Camera on.
• Good Manners. Avoid walking around, laying around, burp, making
distraction, consuming food.
• Bring Rapport between you and the learner
• Boost their confidence by using encouraging words.
Accountable
• Set classroom rules.
• Remind their tasks.
• Build teamwork.
• Be mindful of their actions.
• Respond to message gracefully
• Be interested on each one of them.
You are involved.
• Keep yourself belong.
• Treat them as your own family.
• Share
 NETIQUETTE FOR LEARNERS
• Find a quiet place where you can focus and free from distraction.
• Be on time.
• Turn on your camera
• Mute yourself upon entering the virtual classroom.
• Wait for your turn to speak.
• No chat while teacher is teaching.
• Be respectful at all times.
• Avoid typing in all caps.
NETIQUETTE FOR LEARNERS
• Raise your hand if you want to say something and wait for your
teacher to call you.
• While your video in on, no hand gestures or actions that can distract
the speaker.
• Stay focus on the task and be attentive so you will not miss anything.
Difference Between Online and Face to Face
Face to Face Online
IAWIA Digital Literate
Take time On Time
Find ways WYSIWYG
Awareness Camera on or off
Delivering Knowledge Facilitating Learning
 Managing Classroom Online
Prayer
Attendance
Set your Rules
Motivation
-Tell the purpose of motivation
Lesson Proper
-Quick Review
-Proceed to topic
Learning Activities
Assessment
Laboratory Management