The pie chart shows that 50% of the psychological environment of Binalbagan Catholic College's junior high school focuses on adhering to established rules and procedures. 30% is dedicated to setting expectations to motivate learners to actively engage in learning. The remaining 20% involves observable classroom practices like maintaining a trusting atmosphere, opportunities for students to share experiences, and modeling positive behaviors.
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The pie chart shows that 50% of the psychological environment of Binalbagan Catholic College's junior high school focuses on adhering to established rules and procedures. 30% is dedicated to setting expectations to motivate learners to actively engage in learning. The remaining 20% involves observable classroom practices like maintaining a trusting atmosphere, opportunities for students to share experiences, and modeling positive behaviors.
The pie chart shows that 50% of the psychological environment of Binalbagan Catholic College's junior high school focuses on adhering to established rules and procedures. 30% is dedicated to setting expectations to motivate learners to actively engage in learning. The remaining 20% involves observable classroom practices like maintaining a trusting atmosphere, opportunities for students to share experiences, and modeling positive behaviors.
Psychological Development of Binalbagan Catholic College -
Junior High School
Pie Chart Rules and Procedures Followed (50%) This represents the largest portion of the psychological environment, with half of the focus on maintaining and adhering to established rules and procedures within the school. 3% 4% 5% Expectations for Motivation (30%) A significant portion is dedicated 8% to setting expectations that serve as motivators for learners, encouraging them to engage in the learning process actively. 50% Observable Classroom Practices (20%) 30% • Classroom Atmosphere based on Trust, Cooperation, and Empathy (8%)