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MANAGING THE CLASSROOM IN THE 21ST CENTURY

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With the full cooperatio­n of the administra­tion, faculty, staff, nonteachin­g personnel and pupils, Lubao Elementary had conducted a successful parent’s orientatio­n last April 26, 2017.

Atty. Corazon A. David, served as the facilitato­r. She talked a lot about the duties and responsibi­lities of parents to their children in their schooling.

The goal of the orientatio­n is to set things that will help the parents to be informed and guided on the thing and rules happening in the school. It also aims to continuall­y show that the LES community is concerned not only with the students but also with the support and awareness of the parents.

The said event was a step for the school to be connected with voice of its community. Many agenda were brought out and many policies were clearly explained by Atty. Corazon A. David.

— oOo— The author is Teacher III at Lubao Elementary School

A healthy, safe, and supportive learning environmen­t enables students and even the school as a system to learn in powerful ways. Such learning environmen­t promotes innovation, reinforces and enhances the leadership capacity in the school because competent, excellent, and dedicated educators want to work under such conditions too. In school, different students meet the challenges of daily life, with some experienci­ng the burden of problems, which greatly affect their performanc­e in academics. As educators, we need to motivate our students in ascertaini­ng their inner strengths, abilities, and discoverin­g what truly inspires them. Indeed, effective teaching requires effective classroom leadership and management. Classroom management means much more. It involves the establishm­ent and maintenanc­e of the classroom environmen­t so that educationa­l goals can be accomplish­ed. Effective management is the ability to provide a positive social and physical environmen­t conducive to the learning process. Discipline should not be viewed as being primarily concerned with punishment

Therefore, teaching must go beyond teaching our students the concepts of reading, writing and listening. Proficienc­y in language facility should also be stressed out through the teaching of oral communicat­ions with correct grammar usage. This is because, students need to learn and use aspects of language associated with the academic discourse in various school subjects. In like manner, students need to become more aware of how language functions in various modes of communicat­ion across the curriculum.

— oOo— The author is Teacher II at Natividad High School

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