Your approach to classroom management and organization.

Classroom Management Philosophy

My classroom management philosophy is based on principles, approaches, and beliefs that guide my approach to creating an effective learning environment from the following aspects: 

Description of procedures used to teach large classes and to utilize group work.

Teaching large classes presents unique challenges, but effective classroom

 management can help create a positive and productive learning

 environment. A key strategy is to encourage group work, which allows

 students to collaborate and stay engaged; it also encourages cooperation

 and mutual learning; forming groups with students of similar abilities

 makes it easier for faster learners to work independently while the

 teacher provides additional support to those who need it; and designating

 leaders or monitors within each group so that these more capable

 students help their peers and maintain a positive group dynamic. 

 Diagram of my Ideal Classroom:

My ideal classroom is a welcoming and organized space.

It has areas for individual, collaborative, and creative work.

The walls are decorated with educational and motivational materials.

A description of the most effective activity you developed with the students.

Topic: The aquarium

Beginning: 

Students observe a cartoon with text and audio, recognizing each animal found in the aquarium.

They actively participate in learning the text that is written in the cartoon and what they hear. 

Development: 

Students write the vocabulary and perform a guide on the audio.

Finish: 

Finally, they go to the board and relate what they have learned with some images. 

List the digital resources you use with the student:

Computer

Video Beam

Online Book -INCREDIBLE ENGLISH  

Incredible_English_2ed_4_Class_Book_www.frenglish.ru.pdf  

Board

Guides