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23-07-2022 01:44 PM |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
(Post 226204)
Hi, I am currently in the untrained teaching stint for PGDE. What advice do y’all have with regards to increasing my chances of getting the school’s approval to send me to NIE?
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Try not to reject responsibilities given to you. Instead of saying "by right im not trained", see these as opportunities to learn because it is far better to learn and explore during contract than when you start practicum. This means opening yourself to teaching across different streams and levels as well as in other non TNL areas.
Always show a positive attitude and be a good team player for your department and committee. When you can help, help. But also learn to say no when you are fully committed else where.
Importantly, use the classroom to experiment with TNL and build rapport with the students. In assessing you, CTs and your mentors will likely see your ability to manage a class, whether you have demonstrated any initaitive to engage the class beyond just pen and paper, and importantly, whether you have a good working attitude.
Don't be afraid to ask for help and talk to colleague within and beyond your department to get different perspectives! Especially if you share common students.
And don't be afraid of failure! Contract teaching is a good time to learn and see if the teaching service is really for you. All the best!
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