Answer to Question 1
ANSWER:
Teachers set the tone of the classroom by establishing the emotional framework. This is done with body movements, tone of voice, facial expressions or lack of them, and nonverbal and verbal gestures. Teachers who exhibit calmness, confidence, strength, and support inspire a more relaxed, comfortable atmosphere in which children can learn. Acting punitively and harshly sets a tone that can affect children in a negative way. A positive tone is created when teachers communicate their acceptance and warmth, creating a climate where children feel safe, secure, and guided. To do this, teachers must respect childhood, the individuality of each child, childrens growth patterns, their feelings, and their capacity to learn. Teachers need to be culturally competent in order for children to thrive.
Answer to Question 2
ANSWER:
uphold professional standards; maintain accountability and professional responsibility; identify strengths and limitations; benefit everyone; promote reflective teaching; achieve reasonable goals; increase skill level; assess whether or not goals are achieved; promote healthy change; increase self-confidence
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