Teaching with Bayley - Secondary Behaviour

Synopsis

This DVD brings together six 15-minute programmes by teaching consultant and behaviour guru John Bayley relating to behavioural issues in secondary schools.

Language

English

Country

Great Britain

Year of release

2006

Year of production

2005

Notes

The 6 programmes are also streamed individually for free viewing online on the Teachers TV website www.teachers.tv/ and are available for free download to registered users (free registration)

Subjects

Education

Keywords

classroom management; INSET; secondary education; teacher training; teaching methods

Credits

Contributor

John Bayley

Distribution Formats

Type

DVD

Format

Region 2 PAL

Price

£12.99

Availability

Sale

Duration/Size

90 minutes

Year

2006

Sections

Title

Too much talk

Synopsis

Dealing with disruptive behaviour is one of the most difficult challenges facing teachers. John Bayley advises an NQT on the balance between lecturing pupils and allowing them time to respond.

Duration

15 mins

Title

Girl Talk

Synopsis

Talkative Year 10 girls are constantly demanding their teacher’s attention and she feels powerless to resist them. John Bayley advises on strategies to stop the girls taking time and attention.

Duration

15 mins

Title

Be Yourself

Synopsis

John Bayley works with an inner city English teacher advising him on the benefits of a more personal and personable teaching style.

Duration

15 mins

Title

Praise and Preparation

Synopsis

John Bayley meets an inner city science teacher to talk about and learn from her particular style of lesson planning and giving continuous praise.

Duration

15 mins

Title

Ecoutez

Synopsis

A ‘newly qualified’ languages teacher continues to have problems with her mixed-ability Year 9 group, but John Bayley encourages her to adopt a more positive attitude towards her pupils.

Duration

15 mins

Title

Need for Structure, The

Synopsis

John Bayley investigates the importance of good lesson structure and keeping students on target. He films an English lesson conducted by a teacher who is working toward her teaching qualification.

Duration

15 mins

Distributor

Name

Teachers’ TV

Email

info@teachers.tv

Web

http://www.teachers.tv/ External site opens in new window

Phone

020 7182 7430

Address

6-18 Berners Street
London
W1T 3LN

Notes

Funded by the Department for Education, Teachers’ TV was a producer and supplier of over 3,600 free videos and lesson resources to support the professional development of anyone working in school, enabling them to widen their skills, develop their practice, and connect with others in the field. Previously broadcast on digital television, the service became exclusively online from 31 August 2010, with programmes being available for free online viewing or download. Thge DfE terminated the contract with Teachers TV and delivery via the website ceased on 29 April 2011, with the programmes being offered to educational distributors free online delivery. Further details from the DfE website Until 29 April 2011 programmes from Teachers Television were streamed on the website and available for download to registered users (free registration). Programmes are aimed at primary and secondary school teachers in all subject areas, as well as headteachers and governors, and include observation of teaching sessions, materials for use in the classroom and discussion of issues relevant to education. Teachers TV was funded by the Department for Education but the contract ended in April 2011 and the programmes are being offered to educational distributors to deliver free at the point of use from their websites. Details of which titles are available in this way are on the DfE website http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/toolsandinitiatives/teacherstv