7. THE TEACHER ENCOURAGES
STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE AND
MAKES SUGGESTIONS ABOUT HOW
STUDENTS MAY PROCEED IN AN
ACTIVITY. THE TEACHER SHOULD BE
HELPING STUDENTS ONLY WHEN
NECESSARY.
11. THE TEACHER ASSUMES THIS ROLE TO
SEE HOW WELL STUDENTS ARE
PERFORMING OR HOW WELL THEY
PERFORMED. FEEDBACK AND
CORRECTION IS ORGANIZED AND
CARRIED OUT.
13. THE SUCCESS OF MANY ACTIVITIES
DEPENDS ON GOOD ORGANIZATION AND
ON THE STUDENTS KNOWING EXACTLY
WHAT THEY ARE TO DO NEXT. GIVING
INSTRUCTIONS IS VITAL IN THIS ROLE AS
WELL AS SETTING UP ACTIVITIES.
15. THIS ROLE IMPROVES THE ATMOSPHERE IN
THE CLASS WHEN THE TEACHER TAKES
PART IN AN ACTIVITY. HOWEVER, THE
TEACHER TAKES A RISK OF DOMINATING
THE ACTIVITY WHEN PERFORMING IT.
17. THE TEACHER ACTS AS A COACH WHEN
STUDENTS ARE INVOLVED IN PROJECT WORK
OR SELF-STUDY. THE TEACHER PROVIDES
ADVICE AND GUIDANCE AND HELPS
STUDENTS CLARIFY IDEAS AND LIMIT TASKS.