国际中文课堂管理 The "International Chinese Classroom Management" series of micro lectures are online courses based on the "Standards for International Chinese Teachers" realesed by the center for language education and cooperation.This series is designed for:(1) Novice teachers without international Chinese teaching experience;(2) Teachers with certain international Chinese teaching experience but no professional guidance.This series of micro classes has a total of 30 sessions, covering almost all the problems that international Chinese teachers may encounter in classroom management. Each class is centered on one theme, and the duration of the course is about 8 minutes. The specific teaching contents are combined with the real cases encountered by overseas Chinese teachers. Through case analysis, we provide practical and effective solutions to classroom management problems.Through the study of this series of micro lectures, students can:(1) Understand the basic concepts of international Chinese classroom management;(2) Master the basic skills of international Chinese classroom management;(3) Be familiar with the characteristics of Chinese teaching classroom management in different overseas countries and regions. Autonomous Mode 课堂管理 Pay to Watch¥349 About This CourseCourse Syllabus Course Introduction The "International Chinese Classroom Management" series of micro lectures are online courses based on the "Standards for International Chinese Teachers" realesed by the center for language education and cooperation. This series is designed for: (1) Novice teachers without international Chinese teaching experience; (2) Teachers with certain international Chinese teaching experience but no professional guidance. This series of micro classes has a total of 30 sessions, covering almost all the problems that international Chinese teachers may encounter in classroom management. Each class is centered on one theme, and the duration of the course is about 8 minutes. The specific teaching contents are combined with the real cases encountered by overseas Chinese teachers. Through case analysis, we provide practical and effective solutions to classroom management problems. Through the study of this series of micro lectures, students can: (1) Understand the basic concepts of international Chinese classroom management; (2) Master the basic skills of international Chinese classroom management; (3) Be familiar with the characteristics of Chinese teaching classroom management in different overseas countries and regions. Certificates' Requirement Pre-knowledge 1. How do I decorate my Chinese classroom? 2. How can I improve the teaching facilities? 3. How shouId I arrange the seats in class? 4. When teaching overseas, how can I create a Chinese learning environment for my students? 5. What psychological needs do students' behaviors reflect? 6. What should I do if my students' Chinese levels ares different? 7. What is the basis for setting classroom rules? 8. How to set classroom rules together with my students? 9. Why can't my classroom rules work as expected? 10. Why is it possible that students' problematic behaviors are actually caused by me? 11. Are students always making trouble because they don't like my class? 12. How should I deal with students who are late for class? 13. How should I deal with students' whispering in class? 14. What should I do if students don't cooperate in class? 15. How should I deal with conflicts in class? 16. How to guide and manage the classroom through positive behavior? 17. How to make use of the "little accident" in class? 18. How to adjust classroom management strategies according to students' psychology? 19. How to adjust classroom management strategies according to students' age characteristics? 20. What are the precautions when rewarding and punishing students? 21. By which means can I motivate students? 22. By which means can I punish students? 23. Why is my group activity lively enough but ineffective? 24. What should I do if there are problems in group relationship? 25. How to communicate with parents about students' classroom performance? 26.What if the teaching requirements of the school are inconsistent with my teaching philosophy? 27. What information must I know before school starts? 28. What should I do at the beginning of school? 29. What issues do students care most about in the first lesson of school? 30. How can I quickly adapt to the classroom management culture in my area?
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