Classroom Management Terminology
Classroom Management Glossary
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- To ask for an explanation of what a speaker means, e.g. What I mean is…. What do you mean?
- To make clear what you mean.
- To express or communicate meaning. Teachers focus on conveying meaning when they present new languag
- To tell a story or talk about something that has happened.
- To tell someone they have done well, e.g. That’s excellent. Well done!
- To help learners think of ideas or to remember a word or phrase by giving them a part of it or a clu
- When students do pairwork with the person sitting next to them and no one else listens.
- Working together and helping each other in some work activities.
- To have a very strong influence over what happens, a student who participates actively over the rest
- The feeling in a classroom. If Ss are interested and working hard, then the energy levels are high
- To make students listen to the teacher, possibly after they have been doing group or pairwork.
- To use language that is the correct level for the students and is not too difficult
- The relationship between members of the class during activities.
- The ways in which students and teacher work together in class.
- A mingle activity involves students walking round the classroom talking to other students.
- The different levels of language or ability of students studying in the same class.
- To watch over students in order to make sure that they are doing what they have been asked to do.
- To choose and name one student to speak or do a particular task.
- A teaching situation which involves only one teacher and one student.
- When the teacher leads the class in an activity and each student is paying attention to what is happ
- One pair does a pairwork activity in front of the class.
- The relationship between the teacher and students.
- Something which is done regularly such as a teacher setting writing homework every Friday.
- The way the students sit in the classroom,
- A plan of where the students should sit in the classroom.
- The way a teacher chooses to manage the classroom.
- The areas in the classroom that can be used for teaching
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