Teaching style
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There are as many teaching styles as there are teachers. The same teacher may even "adopt" different styles for teaching in different contexts, that is one-to-one, or large-sized classes, and so on.
Whatever style is adopted, Caine and Caine (1994) state that the teacher must create a state of relaxed alertness[1] in the students, by finding the perfect balance between feeling themselves challenged on the one hand, but relaxed and not threatened, on the other.
See also
- Dogme
- Education conversation questions
- Learning style
- Method, approach and strategy
- Scott Thornbury
- Teaching
References
External links
- British Council "Humanistic language teaching"
- Scott Thornbury "Yet more common sense"
- BBC for teachers: Innovations in teaching
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