Class Management for a Successful Subject Content Teaching in English - Ntibanyurwa, Sosthène
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Effective classroom management is crucial for successful teaching and learning. While punitive strategies are commonly used, they can be counterproductive, fostering resentment and hindering a positive learning environment. Instead, emphasis should be placed on preventive measures and empowering students to manage themselves. Teachers should cultivate a culture of respect, responsibility, and cooperation, guiding students towards self-discipline and mutual respect, ultimately fostering a warm atmosphere for learning and growth.The researcher employed a comprehensive methodology, including…mehr

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Effective classroom management is crucial for successful teaching and learning. While punitive strategies are commonly used, they can be counterproductive, fostering resentment and hindering a positive learning environment. Instead, emphasis should be placed on preventive measures and empowering students to manage themselves. Teachers should cultivate a culture of respect, responsibility, and cooperation, guiding students towards self-discipline and mutual respect, ultimately fostering a warm atmosphere for learning and growth.The researcher employed a comprehensive methodology, including making a plan, collaboration, field notes, observation, and a critical friend group. This approach ensured a thorough and reflective examination of classroom management practices. The findings underscore the importance of creating a supportive and respectful classroom environment. By focusing on prevention and student empowerment, teachers can encourage self-discipline and cooperation, leading to a more positive and effective educational experience for all students.
Autorenporträt
Sosthène Ntibanyurwa currently works at the University of Rwanda. Previously, he worked at the former University of Kibungo (UNIK/INATEK) and at the Institut Catholique de Kabgayi (ICK). He earned his master's degree in education, specializing in teaching English. He holds a bachelor's degree in French-English with education.