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GROUP
MANAGEMENT
NUR AZIYAH BINTI AZIB
SITI MUNIRAH BT. MOHAMAD GHANI
NURUL SYUHADA BT. MOHMAD ASARI
NOR KHAIYISAH HUSNA BT. AMRAN
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Who is Jacob Kounin?
Kounin is a classroom behaviourist theorist
Best known for his two studies done in 1970
He wrote the book, "Discipline and Group Management inClassrooms"
Kounin worked to combine both discipline and learning in the
classroom
Kounin believed that organization and planning are key to engaging
students
This relationship is characterized by proactive teacher behaviour along
with student involvement in learning
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RIPPLE
EFFECTThe correction of one student behavior actually spread to other
students engaging in inappropriate behaviors, and resulted in amuch more ordered room.
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Kounins Principles
Teachers need to be attentive to all aspects of
the classroom.Effective teachers keep students attentive andactively involved.
Teachers should be able to attend to twoactivities at the same time.
Activities should be enjoyable and challenging.
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KOUNINS
KEY POINT
1) withitness
2) overlapping
3) momentum
4) smoothness
5) group focus
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WITHITNESS
responsible for inhibiting poor behavior. maintain this strategy by making eye contact to all
students at all times.
should know each student on a personal basis(i.e. name, interests, strength, weaknesses, etc.)
use other non-verbal techniques to showstudents that they are alert and care about thewell-being of all students.
may also want to make a respectable suggestionto inform the student that their behavior isunacceptable.
should have communicated to all students theexpectations and can have these displayed soeveryone can be "with-it".
Teacher
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OVERLAPPINGThe teacher can have procedures that will allow the teacher to be
effective when two situations occur at the same time.For example, if a student is done with an assessment or an assignment early
have something for them to do other activitie ssuch (anotherassignment, reading a book, or a quiet enrichment exercise)
then, teacher will move around the room to answer question orassist struggling students.
Another example, teacher is in the middle of a lecture
a student enters the room
the teacher should make eye contact with the student have an area for the student to turn in work, and continue with
the lesson.
Then, teacher can go to the tardy student and tell them whatthey missed or answer any questions from the homework
assigned the night before.
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MOMENTUMThe teacher should make lectures short to allow students
to group together and move around to gain more
knowledge of the content.
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The teacher should make sure that these exercises
remain short so students do not get bored.
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A teacher can keep a timer and assign roles to students to
keep the students moving and on a time deadline.
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they can do to make the lesson more meaningful and
easier to understandfor their students.
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SMOOTHNESThe teacher can
have students make hand gestures that willtell the teacher whether the student has a
comment or question concerning the lesson.in group-work the teacher can walk aroundfacilitating and listening to discussions of
other students.intervene or take the group to a differenttrack if the teacher feels it is necessary
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GROUP FOCUS
The teacher can implement this strategy with severaltechniques:
The ability to keep members of the class or grouppaying attention to the task
A. Encourage Accountability: Make students aware that they will begraded for their participation and contributions to the group.
B. The teacher can have a canister of popsicle sticks that have eachstudents name on them. The teacher can pick the popsicle stick
at random to keep students on track and out of their seats withanticipation for question/answer time, board problems, etc.
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C. The students can facilitate a discussion. Once
they have finished a task they can turn to each
other or they could pair up with those who are
already done and compare answers.
Teacher must be well organized, communicate
their expectations to their students, and holdthem responsible for their actions to encourage
motivation and attention.
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Classroom Applications
Be aware of what is happening around the classroom.
Intervene before misbehaviours escalate.
Use routines, explanations and smooth transitions to gain theattention of the students.
Keep all students involved through constant supervision andaccountability.
Reduce off task behaviour and boredom by creatingchallenges, extending tasks, providing progress and adding
variety.Be able to attend to more than one event at the same time.
Note: Classroom management is most effective when theseapplications are applied at the beginning of the school year.
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REFERENCES
(INTERNET)http://wik.ed.uiuc.edu/index.php/Kounin,_Jac
ob
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Classroom_Management_Theorists_and_Theories/Jacob_Kou
nin
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