curbing:instructional management
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TSL3093MANAGING THE PRIMARY ESL
CLASSROOM
DHARSIGA A/P SELVARAJUG 5.8
THEORIES OF INSTRUCTIONAL MANAGEMENT (JACOB KOUNIN)
TASK 1Examine one of the following
theories and models of classroom management:
CURBING
CURBING
Preventative discipline
Example :
Kounin’s Model of Discipline:
RIPPLE EFFECT
By correcting the misbehaviour of
one student it can positively
influence the behaviour of another
students.
WITHITNESS
Awareness of what is going on
in all parts of the classroom
OVERLAPPING
Ability to attend to two or more
issues / students at the same time.
Ability to multitask.
SATIATION
Being satisfied and unable to take on
more
Students start to get bored.
Solutions :
Challenges
Enthusiastic
Variety
CONCLUSION
The teacher should be aware that each
student is different, thus the teacher
needs to modify or improves the
techniques to make it compatible with
the students