Picking Up the Pace
Part of the series Bayley's Behaviour for NQTs, from the Teachers TV video archive.
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Summary
An NQT improves the pace of her Year 10 history lessons, with expert help from John Bayley.
In her first term of teaching, history teacher Elizabeth Bond found her Year 10s to be a real handful and focused on strict behaviour management.
However, as a result, the lessons have become much slower and less exciting than Elizabeth would like. Bayley encourages Elizabeth to sharpen her approach with more explicit timekeeping.
He also suggests that student motivation can be boosted by the careful use of exemplas, in which the teacher regularly shows the class student work, which is done well and within time limits.
John then challenges Elizabeth to take more risks and relax the behaviour management just a little.
Related links (8)
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
General Teaching Council for England - NQT's experience of first teaching year
Research Report, 2007: Newly Qualified Teachers' Experiences of their First Year of Teaching
- Duration: 4 mins
- No Subtitles
- Published: 11 February 2011


