It is more than just a classroom—it’s a space in which students feel safe and supported in their pursuit of knowledge, as well as inspired by their surroundings

• Classroom Environment

• Learning Environment

• Home Environment

• Home Environment

This category is all about the design of a classroom, including how it’s laid out to influence learning, and which spaces are designated for learning activities

• Physical Type

• Psychological Type

• Emotional Type

• Social Type

Teachers create a positive learning environment and make sure students have more opportunities to participate, ask questions, take risks, and receive feedback.

• Physical Type

• Psychological Type

• Emotional

  Type

• Social Type

Teachers can also create this kind of environment by creating routines students can rely on, encouraging diversity and choices, and celebrating their achievements.

• Physical Type

• Psychological Type

• Emotional Type

• Social Type

·         Teachers can set parents up for success by sharing upcoming lesson plans so they can prepare for what’s to come, whether by getting needed materials or doing additional reading, and reinforce lessons. This activity include:

• At Library

• At School

• At Classroom

• At home

·         Under this environment employs one of the five most common educational theories to adapt lessons to individual students and their learning needs.

• In the Library

• In the School

• In the Classroom

• At Home

This theory can help students understand how their thought process works, and utilize this knowledge to construct better learning opportunities.

• Cognitive Learning Theory

• Behaviorism Learning Theory

• Constructivism Learning Theory

• Humanism Learning Theory

Teachers in a classroom can utilize positive reinforcement to help students better learn a concept. This theory is?

• Constructivism Learning Theory

• Behaviorism Learning Theory

• Connectivism Learning Theory

• Cognitive Learning Theory

It is based on the idea that students actually create their own learning based on their previous experiences. What theory is this?

• Behaviorism Learning Theory

• Connectivism Learning Theory

• Humanism Learning Theory

• Constructivism Learning Theory

One model states that people learn in four different ways: visual, auditory, reading/writing, and _________.

• kinesthetic

• magic

• tragic

• static