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Do you follow the set pattern of teaching or prefer to try new ideas? Why?

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Question ajoutée par anayat bukhari , Researcher, English Content Writer, Publisher , Noor Foundation
Date de publication: 2014/05/03
Ahmed Gendy
par Ahmed Gendy , English Senior Inspector , Ministry of Education (MoE)

pattern must be changed as each head is a different world.

Hojat Kermani Nejad
par Hojat Kermani Nejad , English Interpreter /Purchase and Quality control , Water and Waste Company

BE RECEPTIVE TO new ideas...dont be stuck in rut

Raymond Reed
par Raymond Reed , General Manager Service Planning , Toyota Iraq

I will start with a set patern as this is the standard. I will thereafter try new ideas as training can some times become boaring especially with repetitive training. Why? This will make it more exciting for both the trainer and audience.

Shagufta Zafar
par Shagufta Zafar , Principal , Allied School

yes, i try new methods in my school system.

BashirAhamd BASHIR
par BashirAhamd BASHIR , teacher , EDUCATION

A PERFECT TEACHER  NEVER DEPENDS  ON SET  OF PATTERENS   BUT,

NEW TECHNIQES, IDEAS, ACTIVITIES, METHODOLOGY, GROUP WORK, INTERACTION, QUESTION AND ANSWERS, PRESENTATIONS

Eslam Mohammed Elsyed Mikdam
par Eslam Mohammed Elsyed Mikdam , Engilsh Instuctor , city private schools

i prefare to try new ideas because you have to be up to date cause if you teach your students in a traditional way or you use one way of teaching something it may lead your student to be bored of your secions and they wo'nt like your way again so you have to be up to date and try new ideas every secion you theach them 

Nicholas Poshayi
par Nicholas Poshayi , Teacher/Librarian/Academic Teacher , Brooke Bond School

I wouldn't do that for very obvious reasons.It creates monotony in the teaching/learning process.It demotivates the learners and presents them with no challenge at all.It retards my development in as far as professional progression is concerned.

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