1. POWER BASES AND POWER TYPES Prepared by: Mooi Qin Lydia Shenny Munawwarah Madihah

2. Case 2 Lisa decides to be a “passenger” in a group discussion. The other group members are not too happy about it.

4. Everyone has a chance to experience various roles in the group.

5. Explain to student that there must be no domination or passiveness of members in a group.

8. Distract them with information or knowledge that might keep them interested.

10. Power to Reward

11. Coercive : Power to Punish

12. Referent: Relationship power

13. Expert: Knowledge and expertise

14. Example Pupil A accidentally spilt some water over Pupil B’s exercise book. Pupil B then slap Pupil A and they got into a fight.

15. REFERENCES http://pdonline.ascd.org/pd_html/86answer1.html http://www.facultyfocus.com/articles/teaching-and-learning/different-sources-of-power-that-affect-the-teacher-student-relationship/ http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/jshindl/cm/Teacherpower.htm