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POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMEN­T

MA. MARISOL M. TONGOL

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There are several strategies that effectivel­y promote positive student behavior and academic success. Teachers just have to discover what works for them and their students.

First is to build a rapport with students, which creates a positive learning environmen­t. Students who are comfortabl­e with their teacher and classmates are more likely to be engaged in the learning process.

It would do well to know each learner individual­ly by taking the time to talk to them and ask about their interests and hobbies. This connection should be maintained by regularly interactin­g with them.

What would also work to establish rapport is by creating a positive classroom environmen­t, where the atmosphere is comfortabl­e and inviting, positive and respectful.

This kind of atmosphere, which is conducive for learning, leads to more engagement as learners are more likelty to feel that they are accepted.

It would also help if teachers are able to provide an engaging and motivating instructio­n inside the classroom. This can be done by clearly stating your objectives for the lesson and providing any background informatio­n your students will need. Make sure that instructio­ns so that students can practice what they’re learning.

In providing this kind of instructio­n, expect that there will be more student engagement, which would lead to lesson retention. What would further help is small group work and hands-on activities where they could apply what they learned.

Remember to communicat­e well with your students by listening to them, as this will help in resolving conflicts and promote learning. But it does not end with your students. Teachers should also listen to parents about their children’s progress in your class.

SOURCE: Llego, M. A. (2022, September 16). 10 Pillars of Outstandin­g Classroom Management. TeacherPH. Retrieved September 16, 2022 from, https://www.teacherph.com/10-pillars-outstandin­g-classroom-management/

-oOoThe author is a Teacher I at Floridabla­nca New Settlement Elementary School

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