The Principles of Teams Games Tournaments TGT

16 them through the materials and show them how they can help one other learn through tutoring, quizzing one another, or team discussing. e. Give the learners sufficient time to work together to understand the ideas you have presented-several periods if necessary. f. While the learners are learning in their groups, review your records of their learning progress over the past few lessons so that you can classify each learner as a low, medium, or high achiever at this time and for their aspect of their learning. g. When it is time to check on what the learners have learned, select three at a time for the „tournament’, the three learners should be from some category low, medium, or high achiever, but from different group. h. Pose a series of questions perhaps four to the „contestant’ who will be trying to be the first to answer. i. At the end of the round the winner earns one points for hisher team regardless of how many questions they answered correctly or how difficult the questions were. 26 From the explanation above, known that for the first section teachers should present the material, then, divide the students into several groups based on their ability, students can be classified as low students achiever, medium students’ achiever, and high students’ achiever. When conducting the tournament, students will compete with the students who have the same level ability. After dividing students into groups, give them several periods to learn together. The last, conducting the tournament and the scoring.

4. The Advantages of Teams Games Tournaments TGT

As one of the teaching technique in teaching and learning process, Teams Games Tournament TGT has some advantages as follow: a. Students can interact in the small group. b. Giving the opportunities for the students to solve problems together. c. Students will have good attitudes because beside they are responsible of their own selves, they also responsible of the team. d. Increase the students’ desire in learning. 26 Killen. loc. cit.

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