Be able to support learning activities
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Which of the statements below describe problems that might occur when supporting learning activities? Select four correct answers.
The carpet may be the wrong colour
The learners’ behaviour may be poor
The learning resources may be available
The learning environment may not be safe
The room temperature drops by 2º C
The learning resources are not appropriate
The assessment of learners may not be sound or sufficient
Drag and drop the words into the correct gaps.
Teaching assistants should not allow one learner to their time and attention to the of others. This can be avoided by firmly and diverting your attention back to the group.
Teaching assistants can encourage learners to take responsibility for their own learning by asking them to evaluate performance for themselves and set their own targets. Is this statement true or false?
FALSE
TRUE
Select the ways that you could most effectively support children to develop their ICT skills. Select the two correct answers.
Suggest that pupils watch the BBC programme called ‘Click’ online
Give pupils an ICT textbook and tell them to read it
Ensure you have a good basic knowledge of ICT resources and have adequate skills
Enthusiastically introduce them to a wide variety of technological resources
If you have a disaffected child in your group who refuses to work, what would you do? Select the two correct answers.
Take time out to talk to them to establish the problem
Consult with the teacher
Ignore them
Demand that they do as you have asked them to
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