Classroom management

Oct 13, 2014

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Classroom management. Let’s Use psychology!!. When do you start talking?. After the class Soon after you made eye contact with a person. Wait until a person try to talk to you. the rule of Mehrabian. color. Green Blown Red Pink Orange Yellow Blue. please don’t think too much!!!.

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Classroom management Let’s Use psychology!!
When do you start talking? • After the class • Soon after you made eye contact with a person. • Wait until a person try to talk to you.
the rule of Mehrabian
color • Green • Blown • Red • Pink • Orange • Yellow • Blue
please don’t think too much!!! • Only pay attention to people’s great personality or skill!!
Please write down pig on the paper • The upper left….. Optimistic • Bottom …. Pessimistic • center……realistic • Face left…. Friendly • Face right…..innovative • Long tail….. Can get along with BF and GF
Thank you everyone!!

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