🟦 Pedagogical Module 1: Week 2 - Energy Control
Tue, Jan 13
|khu đô thị mới Vườn xanh, Đô Lương, Nghệ An, Việt Nam
Focus: Using "Stirrers" and "Settlers" to prepare for camera presentations.
Time & Location
Jan 13, 2026, 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
khu đô thị mới Vườn xanh, Đô Lương, Nghệ An, Việt Nam
About The Event
MANAGING THE LESSON: WEEK 2
👥 ATTENDANCE: Mandatory for All Teachers.
📍 FOCUS: Controlling energy levels before recording videos.
At the start of the meeting a facilitator is chosen from among people who haven't been a facilitator recently (going around the group in-turn style).
📋 THE WORKSHOP PLAN (90 Minutes)
1. REVIEW & INPUT (0-20 mins)
Facilitator: Ask: "Did the non-verbal signal work last week?" Record a quick video discussing this between ALL teachers (stop only once everyone had a chance to speak).
Read: Open the Stirrers and Settlers Article on the TV and distribute the printouts among everyone to make sure everyone has the article before them.
Define and discuss: Stirrer (Wakes them up) vs. Settler (Calms them down).
2. THE WORKSHOP: ENERGY LINE (20-60 mins)
Draw: A different facilitator draws a lesson timeline on the board (stick to what is real in your classes): (for example) Warm up -> Game (or) Main Objective -> [DANGER ZONE] -> Camera Presentation
Identify: Agree that the "Danger Zone" is where students are too crazy to present (true or not?)
Design: In pairs, choose One Settler Activity to use exactly at the "Danger Zone" in your classes with your students.
3. SCRIPTING (60-80 mins)
Write: Discuss and write the exact instructions for the some Settler ideas on the board.
Example: "Heads down. Close eyes. Whisper your sentence 3 times." (keep it simple if you are afraid your students won't understand you)
Act: (do in-turn as many as time allows) One teacher gives the instruction while others follow it.
✅ REQUIRED EVIDENCE (Zalo)
In-meeting: Post a video of one teacher giving the "Settler" instruction to the group, and the video of discussing how the previous topic worked.
Homework (Before next meeting): Use the Settler in class before a video task. Take a photo or video of the class doing it (from the back). Caption: "Used [Activity Name]. Result: Class was Calmer / Still Noisy."