Unit 2: Positive vs Negative Classroom Environment

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Introduction

The classroom environment plays a huge role in student success. The classroom environment can truly be a matter of a student thriving or struggling. Understanding the differences between negative and positive classroom environments is crucial for educators in creating positive conditions for learning.

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Learning Targets

By the end of this unit, you will be able to...

🎯 Determine key factors that are important in creating and implementing a positive classroom environment.

🎯 Explain and provide examples of what a negative classroom environment is and the effects it has on students.

Lesson 1: How to foster a Positive Classroom Environment

So we now know what the aspects are that involve creating a positive classroom environment, but how do we foster that?

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Lesson 2: Effects of Negative Classroom Environment

The impact of a negative classroom environment results in more than just a bad grade.

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References

Obaki, S. O. (2017). Impact of Classroom Environment on Children's Social Behavior. International Journal of Education and Practice, 5(1), 1-7.

“TEDxEnola - Dr. Jason Conway - Classroom Environment: It’s Not about You, It’s about Them.” YouTube, 12 Apr. 2012, youtu.be/bNcQjnpmFns?si=afnHwE1eh1ioHpyk.