Teacher should be well-organized

Teacher should be well-organized
Good classroom organization means :

A- making clear to children exactly what is expected of them in the way of getting out or putting away apparatus and equipment before they start to do it


B- Children know where things are kept and they each have clear duties and responsibilities, both to deal with the normal running of the classroom and with the sudden emergencies when things get split or broken.


C- Planning lessons carefully so that the practical activities are within the scope and the competence of both teacher and class and never threaten to get out of hand.

D- A well-organized lesson with adequate material carefully prepared and with all equipment to hand and in goood working order is way better than one that even the teacher concedes bears a certain resemblance to a shambles.


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I've known teachers who are highly unorganized, and their life seems like chaos, looks like chaos and the classroom management is horrible. It make some think this teacher would be a whole lot more effective if they were more organized would I want my own children to have this teacher? Sadly, no…. However, this teacher is the sweetest, funniest person and really cares about the kids. I just wonder if that is enough.
My own opinion to this topic is teachers need to be organized on some level to be a good teacher. When your organization skills start to impact your teaching, I think it become a necessary skill in order to do our jobs. We get paid to teach kids and manage a lot. Organization helps do what we are expected to do, and helps us do it well.

Rungphet031 3EN