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The Age of Method
Teachers in time frame focus on providing a safe place to learn also serve students and teach them survival skills, schools serve the community as a whole. -
Diverse Teachers
1960s became aware that the nation was suffering from a shortage of citizens whose education and training were sufficient to meet the challenges of modern society -
New Eras
The instructor was expected to dress immaculately, behave solemnly throughout, create situations where students were receive the present material in a way that encourages retention.
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Teaching cuves
In 1985 teachers main objectives was to implentment the curriculum with young children's learning experience. These occur most naturally and effectively through a subtle combination of free play, movement, rhythm, repetition and imitation. -
Diversity Classroom setting
In this era students may tell their teachers how they learn best. For instance, in a literature course, some students may like to hear the teacher read (verbal), others may read alone (intrapersonal) and some may want to read aloud to themselves (musical). -
New Milleium
Teachers need to assess each student’s level of proficiency as it relates to class requirements and compensate -
Future Technology
Technology makes it possible to pace lessons appropriately for each student’s learning level and can be used to promote learning in the multiple intelligences.
