THEME: CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT AND TEACHER-LEARNER
Keywords:
motivation, engagement, classroom distribution, time management, learning environments active participation, constructive feedback, relationships between studentsAbstract
Classroom and teacher-learner interaction are two fundamental aspects of effective teaching. A well-managed classroom creates a structured and supportive learning environment, while meaningful teacher-learner interaction enhances engagement, motivation, and comprehension. When both elements are implemented effectively, students are more likely to achieve academic success and
develop essential life skills.
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