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    Multigrade Learners Work in Groups.: Learning Centers (Areas or Stations)

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    MULTIGRADE LEARNERS WORK IN

    GROUPS.

    Dyna : When we are catering for the


    needs of students in the
    class, we can’t give everyone the same
    work to do all the time.

    LEARNING ENVIRONMENT BEST FOR


    GROUPS

    Redel : A variety of activities, requiring


    different outcomes can better cater for
    the individual student.
    Working in groups is one way to enable
    students to engage in different activities
    at the same
    time.

    LEARNING CENTERS ( AREAS OR


    STATIONS)

    Dyna : The teacher must consider that


    when students work in groups , they
    need enough space in order to do the
    tasks freely .

    LEARNING MATERIALS

    Redel : Teachers of multigrade teaching


    need appropriate instructional and
    learning materials to keep their pupils
    learning time to the maximum. Develop
    an understanding of effective multigrade
    classroom organization and instructional
    practices, and draw out implications for
    use in local settings.
    -The teacher should consider that visual
    aids , charts and images are visually
    presentable for students.
    SEATING ARRANGEMENTS

    Dyna :There are generally three overall


    classroom desk arrangement layouts
    with slight variations to each to
    accommodate different size rooms,
    number of students in the class and also
    assist in the classes function:

    Redel :

    Traditional Classroom (Large or Small)


    U-Shaped Layout
    Circle or Half Circle Arrangements

    REMINDER:

    Dyna: Whether you are organizing a


    multigrade or traditional classroom it is a
    must for a teacher to secure that
    students work comfortably .

    -You have to consider a stable lighting in


    the classroom.
    -Windows allow proper ventilation

    Health Facilities

    Redel : More than just learning


    cognitively, affectively and physically ,
    your classroom must also cater personal
    nessecities and proper hygiene of the
    students .

    - Restrooms
    - Dental Through
    - First-aid Kits
    Dyna : In delivering instructions in
    multigrade setting, the highest priority
    should be the student-centered
    education.

    Redel: Students themselves are willing


    to learn when they know they are
    comfortable , safe and having fun in the
    physical learning environment that they
    are .

    Dyna: And as a teacher,

    Redel:
    the students' meaningful learning
    process is in your hands.
    Together : So be DETAILED. CREATIVE .
    INNOVATIVE .

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