Part II Assertive, Interactive, Engaged in Class




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Two-thirds do not appreciate school, the significance of well-articulated content areas. Nevertheless, students want to be empowered as engaged agents in the classroom, validated as capable thinkers, and relevant amidst their peers.....more

Children differ in psychomotor and learning readiness, but schools in my era were most secure using the one-size-fits-all approach to keep the campus safe, at times lacking sensitivity to the diverse socioeconomic and developmental thinking potentials within the school community.....more

The MIT group found that the most productive and creative situations include:
Substantial number of ideas, Dense interactions, and Diversity of ideas – everyone in the group contributing ideas and reactions.....more

Gaining trust is crucial since it increases oxytocin production and motivates students to perform tasks. Furthermore, classrooms that nurture trust between peers and teacher are validating, and likely to be engaging and joyful.....more




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