Different Teaching Styles and How They Affect Your Students

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Writing. Write a short paragraph giving your opinion on one of the following statements.

Do you agree with Tapscott's views? Why/why not?

According to the article are the statements below true, false or not given

1. Teachers are no longer important

2. Learning new things is not essential

3. The British education system is old-fashioned

4. Student autonomy is becoming more common in British schools.

5. Many people agree with Tapscott's views.

1. A good education is the key to a successful life.

2. Luck and family connections are more important than a good education.

FEBRUARY 25, 2014 BY NATASHA QUINONEZ https://blog.udemy.com/teaching-styles/

No two teachers will teach in the same way, just as no two students learn something in the same way. A teacher's teaching style is based on their educational philosophy, their classroom's demographic, what subject area (or areas) they teach, and the school's mission statement. If you are a new teacher, you might be wondering just what your teaching style is and how it could be affecting your students. It's important to know that there are two key approaches that the other teaching theories fall into – teacher-centered and student-centered. Check the list below, and find out which teaching style best suits you.