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Activity 6.: G. Valuing / Finding Practical Application About The Lesson
Activity 6.: G. Valuing / Finding Practical Application About The Lesson
Thus, having a conducive learning environment that encourages little people to enjoy the whole process
of knowing new things is important. Schools are considered to be a student’s second home as they spend
a huge chunk of their daily life in it.
A conducive learning environment goes beyond having the right school furniture supplies and is actually
composed of several important factors. These factors, when taken as a single entity should be a space
where students can freely express their ideas to their classmates and teachers, while at the same time feel
comfortable in exploring different aspects of different subjects and themselves.
As an adult, having a workspace that is too hot or too cold with non-ergonomic chairs and tables will
affect your productivity in a lot of ways. Same is true with children who are learning their ABCs and
123’s.
Having a comfortable physical space where children are able to sit comfortably, see and understand what
their teacher is saying, as well as socialize with their fellow classmates is one of the major component of
a conducive learning environment
Every child is different. Student A might easily grasp the lesson just by looking at the board and listening
to what the teacher says. Student B, on the other hand, would prefer having visual aids to understand the
content of the lesson properly. Then, Student C is the type who gets the lessons when an actual
experience is involved. The point is, the pace and manner of learning of each child are different.
As a teacher, it is your responsibility to craft an environment that encourages students to learn at their
own pace, style, and despite differences. Establishing rules and regulations inside the classroom can help
guide them into being a part of a group.