Ma. Louella Sebastian

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Dealing with students with learning disabilities

This was a very good course. The information in this course are applicable to most of the students in our school.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Knowledge gained after this course

This course was very helpful. It helps me evaluate the type of test materials I give my students.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Underdstanding the correct responses for each question

Whenever we ask students questionsd in class wheither it is oral or written, after they have given their responses or written answers, we should explain to them as to why their response is correct or what makes it wrong. Students should not memorize answers but rather understand the answers to the questions.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Usefulness of the Training

This training is very useful to teachers like us. We learn something new everyday.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Instructor Errors

Nobody is perfect... even instructors can make a mistake. If students ask a question of which we do not know the answer, we should not become defensive and give false answers. Let them know that at that moment we are not familiar with the answer but will get back to them... And please do.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Dealing with students with disruptive behaviors

The first offense is served with a warning. Often times, students are just excited to be in the class. If behavior is persistent, immediately escort the student out of the classroom and talk to them in private. Let them know of the consequences of continued behavior. Documentation is very important.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Emphasis on the course requirements

On the first day of class, expectations of the course should be very well defined to the students. Emphasis should be placed on the course requirements for course completion.

Ma. Louella Sebastian CHEP

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Reducing classroom cheating

In our institution, during the day of the final exams, teachers are required to read to the students a " cheat script". Letting them know of the rules and regulations and the consequences if ever they are caught cheating..