Challenging Personalities
Part of the series Bayley's Behaviour for NQTs, from the Teachers TV video archive.
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Summary
A secondary NQT gets help from behaviour expert John Bayley on managing the behaviour of students with strong personalities who challenge her in the classroom.
NQT Amy Mayes sets a Year 10 media class the task of pitching their own Hollywood disaster movie, but some students fail to take the lesson seriously.
John's solution is to get Amy to practice more sharply defined ways of describing exactly what she would like students to do.
Later in the lesson Amy sends one of the disruptive students out of class and at the end of the lesson she lectures him on his behaviour.
Bayley suggests she could make this more effective by enabling the student to take more ownership of what she is saying.
Related links (7)
Teaching Expertise: Behaviour Matters
Voice Control and Managing Behaviour
TeacherNet: Statutory guidance on induction for newly qualified teachers in England
Information on guidance of induction on NQTs
TDA: NQT induction
The Induction Year and what to expect
Teaching Expertise: Behaviour for learning - supporting new teachers
Information on supporting new teachers
Teaching Expertise: Starting the lesson on a positive note
How to start lessons on a positive note
National Strategies: Resources for NQTs
Resources for newly qualified teachers
GTCE: Trainees and NQTs
Information and support for NQTs and trainee teachers
- Duration: 4 mins
- No Subtitles
- Published: 25 January 2011


