RESPONSE SHEET - INTERVIEW OF COOPERATIVE TEACHER

RESPONSE SHEET - INTERVIEW OF COOPERATIVE TEACHER | B.ED (HONS)

INTERVIEW OF COOPERATIVE TEACHER

RESPONSE SHEET

What is your complete name?

Response: My complete name is Mr. Vasdev Brahman.

What is your age?

Response: 55 years.

How long you have been here in the current School?

Response: 10 years.

How long you have been here in the teaching field?

Response: 32 years.

What would you prefer, a teacher centered classroom or a student centered classroom?

Response: firstly, I was in support of the teacher centered classroom but now after being appeared in various teacher training courses, I have understood, the value and importance of student Centered classroom. So, observing the needs of 21st century, I would prefer the student centered classroom, because it helps students to grow and develop themselves in an effective way.

What are you ideas regarding the involvement of students in co-curricular activities?

Response: Co-curricular activities involve various physical and mental strength and abilities of students. So, when students become part of the co- curricular activities, they get a chance to practice and develop their physical and mental powers. So, definitely, I am all in support of the co-curricular activities for students.

Can you please share you experience with me?

Response: yes, sure. I have gotten an amazing experience throughout my service years in education field. I had changed many schools and had always given my best everywhere, I have gone. I have learned a lot of points by being teacher, which, I have not learned being as a student.

What would you like to suggest me about teaching based on your experience?
Response: I would suggest you to follow the standards for teachers set by the government of Pakistan, which will guide you to improve and develop yourself as a developmentalteacher. With study of, standards for Teachers, you must learn the teaching methodologies or pedagogy and child psychology, to perform your teaching job with perfections.

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