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2. Introduction
Problem Statement
Research Objectives
Research Questions
Literature review
Research Methodology
Time Spain
ACTIONS: COLLECTING DATAAND MANAGING THE ANALYSIS ON
ACTION RESEARCH
CYCLE 1 ..
ACTION 1:- REPORT ON RECONNAISSANCE
ACTION 2:-interview of teacher
Action 3: delivery of lesson
Conclusion
Findings
Recommendation
Content:
3. Introduction
enhance good behaviour and personality of students because the students behave in a classroom effect too much any students
behave also effect is strongly on the learning of students windows action research I observe and work on the behaviour of a st
udent today in the classroom the teacher face the problem mostly in the behaviour of the students writing problem must be re
solved
Problem statement
the students did not pay attention the behaviour of the student is not so good sometimes they are trying to disturb the studen
ts making noise even they don't know about the Manner of communication with their elders they are not so good in speakin
g in classroom
Objective of the research
• To evaluate the good Behavior in students and make the classroom environment effective
• To Develop the effective communication an make their good personalities
Research question
• How the good behaviour of the students effect on the classroom environment?
• What are the strategies or activities do you apply to enhance the good behaviour and personality of the students?
4. Author
Year of
publicatio
n
Statement
Kelvin Seifert 2012
The diversity of modern classrooms is not limited to language or disabilities. Anoth
er recent change has been the broadening simply of the age range of individuals wh
o count as "students". In many nations of the world, half or most of all three- and fo
ur-year-olds attend some form of educational program, either part-time preschool or
full- time child care teachers of the very young to use flexible, open-ended plans an
d teaching strategies, and to develop more personal or family-like relationships with
their young "students"
Behaviorism
theory
2000
Learning based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. Co
nditioning occurs through interaction with the environment. Behaviorists believe tha
t our responses to environmental stimuli shape our actions
Literature review
5. Research Approach Deductive approach & Qualitative
method
Sampling method of the Study systematic sampling
Targeted population 20
Sample size class 5.In this class, 5 students
Data collection interview
Instrument tool used in research Thematical analysis
Research Methodology:
7. Time Span On action
S.no Date Action Place Tool Success
1 2/nov/202 1 Pc Urdu School Attached wit
h G.E.C.E (W) Hyderabad
Reconnaissance The teacher gives the informati
ve knowledge and guide me ab
out action research
2 5/nov/202 2 Pc Urdu School Attached wi
th G.E.C.E (W) Hyderabad
Interview The teacher gives me a positiv
e response in the interview
3 11/nov/202
0
3 Pc Urdu School Attached wi
th G.E.C.E (W) Hyderabad
Activities of impro
vement
I observed the basic learning of
the students and do some activi
ties for the students improveme
nt about good behaviors and th
eir personality
4 11/nov/202
0
4 Pc Urdu School Attached wi
th G.E.C.E (W) Hyderabad
Observation observed their outcomes of the
learning and their behaviors
8. ACTIONS: COLLECTING DATAAND MANAGING THE
ANALYSIS ON ACTION RESEARCH CYCLE 1
Action 1 Reconnaissance report
I connect the meeting with my supervisor discuss my topic and she suggest me some strategies about to enhance the good behaviour and personality
of the students
Action 2 report about thematical analysis
observed the classroom the behaviour of the students and ask question with using the interview and note down the findings about the students
behaviour In my action research the next action is to do some activities for enhancing the good behaviour of the students and develop their
personalities with the different activities
S.no Themes Frequency
1 Teaching 6
2 Learning 4
60%
40%
Frequency
Teaching
Learning
9. Discussion on themes
Learning
Thematical analysis shows that the research will be done only teaching and learning the diagram shows that the learning is 40%the students
sometimes create difficulties in the classroom that’s why the learning is not so good but when we work on their learning and work on their
behaviour so the learning will be enhanced
Teaching
The research shows that the teaching is 60% because there is the ethical responsibility is depend on the teacher.
Action 3 Activities
I teach the students and apply the activities in the classroom for the enhancement of good behaviour of the student I use the str
ategies and techniques to find out the ways to enhance the students personality and their good behaviors and after this I observe
d that the learning of the students is enhanced
•If the students pay more attention so their learning will be more effective
•If the teacher use the NPST in teaching so their students understand the topic easily
•If the teacher uses Islamic examples so it will help to develop the students learning and their behaviors.
10. Findings
In the research I found that students were not paying attention
in learning they disturb each other their behaviour is not so good in
Classroom they always make fun of each other and bullies with their
classmates but when I tell about this bad thing some students avoid this
thing but they are still need to develop ethical values in their life
11. Discussion
Literature review is the base of the thesis built toThe research is on the better enhancement to the best personality and the
personality always make a good behaviour so the student good personality made the teacher the teacher classroom makes
the teacher the teacher is a best supporter andmake loyal students because when their students behave is not good it effects
on teacher’s behaviour also effect it is strongly only learning of the students
new discussion an enhanced the good behaviour is in personality of student is effect the students learning so the classroom
behaviour must be consistent with teachers demand an Academy expectations and must promote their learning and
socialization with the pair’s student also engaged the good behaviour that support their learning so the good classroom
management system recognized the close relationship between positive behaviour and personality it is effective
instructions for enhance their good behaviour in personality of students
12. Recommendation
Enhance the good behaviour of their students and their personality Have their students to live with good
personality in their society And help them to be a good citizen of the society Using different techniques and
strategies to develop the personality and their good behaviours example brainstorming pairwork operative
learning group work think bearshare BTC the behaviour of the students will be good with the cooperative
learning and the collaboration of the students with their classmates and it will also help them too increase
their personality during learning