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Bollocks.

Thank you for sharing this classroom management video.

You are appreciated. You did a great job.

Utter crap.

Verbal diarrhoea

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Mainstream needs to learn a lot from sen schools, the need children have to move because they sit for such long periods of time, even I would struggle as an adult to sit like piece of wood

Hello, thank you for sharing this video. Interesting observation.

No, thats not how you teach. Might work for the cameras (well, even there it didn't). Thinking to teach by sheer energy will get you just that from the class. Focus, calm, discipline are musts sine qua none

Marvelous teaching observation. Gustavo did an excellent job. Great teacher demo video. Thanks for sharing this video.

Thank you for sharing.

Well done to her!! Now all the Positives (also called Virtues) as reward is now official Education policy in schools. & its all digitised as well.

Brilliant ! V, useful. Ive got to use this :)

Mr black never had a tv in his house when I went there about this time

the attitudes to learning spanish were nowhere near this good when i did it back in school

this reminds me of my french and spanish classes, where no1 could b bothered.

So the teacher must jump through hoops to get these rude, badly behaved little twits to engage. Shocking behavior.

Brilliant and insightful 😊🥰

I used to have miss hart for English ,I remember she used to wear a gold chain round her ankle!

Where is Miss Bayley I need to learn from u 😊😊😊have u got other videos

Go teach in India or China ( or any 3rd world country for that matter ) and see the total engagement and desire to learn with concentrated good behaviour and respect for the teacher and fellow classmates. there learning is a priviledge and gift for a future betterment.

She is brilliant !!

Mr Rhodes is the head teacher now, in his first year he stopped me from being able to go to college, by refused to follow AQA access arangements I had, causing me to go through an awful year of him saying I was going to "fail in my studies if you didn't start trying". He also insulted me on exam results day on the phone and threatened to pursue legal action when I came out about abuse his staff had done. He refused to let me make a formal complaint and all those teachers, still teach there. So if he see's this, you took away a 3 years of my life, allowed verbal abuse to happen under your nose and insulted an ill teenager to the point they had to go into hospital. Are you proud of yourself?

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It's difficult to pass any comment when you don't have access to all details. Targets, Pupil Profile, School aims, etc. etc. HOWEVER... This teacher should be applauded. Everything being thrown at her is being thrown back with the same energy, but even greater resolve.

I actually makes ure I don't start until I can hear a pin drop. And the exuberant way of complimenting them feels exuberant to the teacher himself / herself because we are adults ourselves and being quiet and listen attentively is a skill we've already mastered. These young children (whose neurological reward system is working a little bit too well - this is all part of the biological phase of puberty)are extremely sensitive to praise and interaction with pupils. That's why we should give them feedback on putting effort into being quiet. Once they have mastered this skill and they know what is expected from the teacher, you can decrease the number of compliments you give.

I was quiet, but I participated. I still got good grades.

Have a box of small fidgets they can use.

As though somebody is drilling in my incisor without an anaesthetic. Lawrence Oliver on Dustin Hoffman, the Marathon Man...ooouch! Les "mow"....peinlich, wirklich peinlich!!

Great video. That accent is called 'Jafaican'.

I thought all of these had been 'pulled'. Thanks so much for posting this :-)

This teacher is so lovely and trying her best with a tricky class, go her!

10:02

Fidgeting can be an essential behavior. All of us do it. Students on the Autism Spectrum do it to cope with their environment because of the overwhelming sensory input. You cannot outright ban fidgeting.

I've always loved your videos, John. I've been watching your videos for years as life has got in the way of getting into teaching but I'm now 37 and currently applying for the PGDE in Secondary Education in Scotland. I look forward to these upcoming videos.

This series is really valuable to schools and teachers. In particular the role play activities in Series 2 are just a brilliant way to develop skills! As close to the real thing as you can get.

This looks fantastic! Just what schools and teachers need to deal with challenging behaviour. I love the roleplay activity - makes sense to prepare for situations this way.

Great initiative. Proud of you.

Great

Fuck you kevin and your fucked up school

jeez a lot has changed Mr Rhoads got his management tho

That lesson was amazing

I was in this school

The future of Teacher and TA relations.

It was great to see the comments take effect so quickly. I agree that some level of personality and kindness is important, alongside firmness.

I've been really enjoying these videos! Look at 7:01 though, where is the personal space! The student is obviously uncomfortable, and the praise is very faint. The behaviour from the teacher seems to be far more about control.

Both inspirational and eye-opening as to what is possible in the classroom. Very appreciative of this and the other videos. Thanks John!

I wonder if he's still teaching today. Watching this video highlighted some real concerns over his lesson planning. His students weren't fully engaged, could that have been down to his lack of clarity in his instructions and the overall structure of the lesson itself? He was then a NQT so I expected a much more vibrant lesson than what he gave. However, these are just my own observations.