Developing students centered classrooms is becoming a necessity nowadays. the most effective way to help students develop the skills needed for independent problem-solving and lifelong learning.
How to Best Design the Classroom for a Positive Learning Environment
Flexible Seating:
Flexible seating allows students to freely move to other locations or a place that they feel most comfortable with. Research now proves that many students need extensive mobility while learning. This strategy can be used to prevent behavior problems, increase students’ attention span, motivation, and engagement.
http://legacyelementary.blogspot.com/2016/02/all-in-on-flexible-seating-and-why-you.htm
Use of technology:
In today’s world, technology is one of the most effective tools for engaging students. Teachers need to give their students the opportunity to integrate existing web tools and technology into the learning process. If so, they become eager participants in any learning activity, so it’s really important to build a toolkit for our students.
https://www.commonsense.org/education/top-picks/best-tools-for-virtual-and-distance-learning
Learning Centers:
Teachers design a variety of learning centers in different areas of the classroom where they offer activities either to engage, extend, and/or differentiate students’ learning. Students work in small groups in these centers, so teachers could use them to reinforce specific skills, provide problem-solving tasks, and develop cooperative learning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvzVAQkuSqU
Decorating the room:
Teachers can make their classrooms more welcoming and students- friendly by being mindful of how they design and decorate the classroom.
Reference:
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Module 3: Student - Centered Learning