Effective Classroom Managers Have Eyes On The Back Of Their Heads. As heads of departments were not involved in curriculum coordination syllabi were not covered on time and hoss did not undertake classroom observations or engage in review of curriculum materials. This is hands down the most effective classroom management technique.
As part of teacher training teachers are taught to have no literal but metaphorical eyes in the back of their heads. To know everything that is happening around you. If being able to turn around look directly at the leader of the everybody cough on my signal just as the coughing subsides then yes.
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We commonly refer to this as having eyes in the back of the head to be effective the students must perceive that the teacher really knows what is going on in the gymnasium. The paper however concludes that without an effective management of the instructional programme in favour of promoting. Planning helps educational managers to anticipate problems and opportunities to think forward and to contribute efficacy of other managerial functions. As heads of departments were not involved in curriculum coordination syllabi were not covered on time and hoss did not undertake classroom observations or engage in review of curriculum materials.
