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No teacher is perfect and all teachers have bad habits. Being a good teacher means reflecting on these and trying to reduce them as much as possible.
Dan and Sian talk about three more bad habits that many teachers may have:
- Completing a student's sentences
- Talking to the board
- Not checking a student's understanding properly
Watch the video and complete the activity on our website:
Dan and Sian talk about three more bad habits that many teachers may have:
- Completing a student's sentences
- Talking to the board
- Not checking a student's understanding properly
Watch the video and complete the activity on our website:
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