9. Auditing an inclusive teacher’s behaviour
Using the questions below, think about your own behaviour as a teacher. Answer the questions honestly. Are there examples in the activities that your pupils do in class that clearly support your ideas?
Questions | Answers at the beginning of your training (date: ) | Answers at the end of your training (date: ) | |
Are you a positive or negative teacher in the way you treat your pupils? | |||
How could you be more positive? | |||
Do you try to encourage or discourage your pupils? | |||
How? | |||
How can you encourage them even more? | |||
Do you make them happy when they learn? | |||
How? | |||
Do you sometimes make them feel sad or angry, or evoke fear? | |||
How? | |||
Which aspect of your teaching behaviour would you like to change? | |||
How could you do that? | |||
Who could support you? | |||
Which aspect of your pupils’ social behaviour would you like to change? | |||
How could you help them achieve this change? | |||
Adapted from TESSA Resources, Life skills (Primary), Module 1, Section 4, Resource 1 |
8.3 Networking with parents, the community and other schools