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Classroom management involves organizing students, space, time, and materials to facilitate instruction and learning. It aims to foster student involvement and cooperation, and establish a productive work environment. Good classroom management is important to gain control of the classroom, engage students, provide a conducive learning environment, maximize classroom time, and support social development through teaching social skills. Well-managed classrooms have students involved in their work, clear expectations, little wasted time or disruption, and a relaxed yet work-oriented climate.
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it is good to practice good classroom management. the way learners sit in the classroom will largely affect their learning. the class discipline is core too for learners' learning. when there is class discipline, the learners will maximize the learning.
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This document discusses the importance of classroom management for teachers. It provides several reasons why teachers need to manage their classrooms effectively, including that the classroom is where teaching and learning occurs. It also discusses strategies and principles for good classroom management according to research, such as maintaining student attention, having clear rules and procedures, building relationships, and engaging students in learning. Overall, the document emphasizes that classroom management is key to promoting an efficient and productive learning environment.
Classroom management
The document discusses key aspects of classroom management including the physical environment, social environment, and challenges teachers face. The physical environment involves the overall classroom design and layout to maximize learning opportunities. The social environment refers to how the classroom supports interaction among students, teachers, and families through small groups. Teachers must balance different student learning needs, respect expectations from administrators, and help students and parents meet long-term goals. Classroom management involves organizing procedures, space, time and materials to create a productive learning environment for students.
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