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This document provides information about a course on performance management in schools taught by Khun Phally at the Cambodian Mekong University Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Foreign Languages. It defines key terms related to education, teaching, and school performance like curriculum, lesson plans, approaches, and techniques. It also lists the assessment criteria for the course, including assignments, presentations, exams, and their respective weightings that contribute to the overall grade.
This document provides information about a course on performance management in schools taught by Khun Phally at the Cambodian Mekong University Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Foreign Languages. It defines key terms related to education, teaching, and school performance like curriculum, lesson plans, approaches, and techniques. It also lists the assessment criteria for the course, including assignments, presentations, exams, and their respective weightings that contribute to the overall grade.
This document provides information about a course on performance management in schools taught by Khun Phally at the Cambodian Mekong University Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Foreign Languages. It defines key terms related to education, teaching, and school performance like curriculum, lesson plans, approaches, and techniques. It also lists the assessment criteria for the course, including assignments, presentations, exams, and their respective weightings that contribute to the overall grade.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES Lecturer: KHUN PHALLY BEdu. in TEFL& MA. in TESOL Tel: (855) 86 86 86 23 E-mail: khunphally07@mekong.edu.kh 1 Chapter 00 Introduction to Performance Management in Schools 2 Performance Is the fulfillment of an obligation in a manner that releases the performer from all liability under the contract. Management Is doing things right.
Education is the process of receiving or giving systematic instruction in teaching and learning setting especially school or university.
University is an institution where students study for degrees and where academic research is done. Classroom is the place where students and teacher or students and students interact to each other to build the specific knowledge. Teacher is a person who teaches, usually as a job at a school or similar institution. Student is a person who is studying at a school, university or college. 3 Curriculum the group of subjects studied in a school, college, etc. syllabus (a plan showing) the subjects or books to be studied in a particular course, especially a course which leads to an examination A Lesson a unified set of activities that cover a period of classroom time. A lesson plan a description or outline of objectives of the lesson, the activities + procedures , and the materials + resources which will be used in a period of classroom time.
4 Approach refer to theories about the nature of language and learning which are source of the way things are done in classroom and which provide the reasons for doing them. Method is the practical realization of an approach. Procedure is an ordered sequence of techniques used in teaching and learning process. Technique a single activity in teaching.
5 6 A school is a place where children are educated. You usually refer to this place as school when you are talking about the time that children spend there and the activities that they do there.
develop and utilise staff skills, knowledge, training and talent in ways that maximise learning outcomes for students. meet the educational needs of students and the goals of school. get the works done and reach the school goal
7 - Attendance = 5% - Home work (Vocabulary Bank) = 10% - Take-Home Quiz(10 times) = 10% - Reflection Paper = 10% -Effective Teacher in Secondary School by Tony Swainston, 2008 - Group Presentation = 15% -Better School, Better Teacher, Better Result by Vic Zbar, Graham Marshall & Paul Power, 2007 -Teacher, Students and Standard by Deborah L. Voltz, Michele Jean Sim, & Betty Nelson - Midterm exam = 20% - Final (from main and reading books) = 30% - Total = 100%
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