“Creating a Positive Environment in the Classroom – 8 Essential Tips From Dr. Christopher Willard, psyD”

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According to Dr. Christopher Willard, psyD, “Classroom environment has a profound impact on children’s social and academic development.” A positive environment can increase engagement, motivation, and a sense of belonging, while a negative environment can lead to disruptions, decreased motivation, and a sense of isolation.

There are eight essential tips for creating a positive classroom environment: 1) Know your students and build relationships; 2) Use positive reinforcement; 3) Set clear expectations and rules; 4) Encourage independent thinking; 5) Promote collaboration; 6) Be flexible; 7) Be encouraging; and 8) Thank your students.
The original article can be found here: https://www.unifiedcaring.org/unlocking-the-power-of-classroom-environment-impact-on-childrens-success-and-8-essential-tips-for-improvement/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=unlocking-the-power-of-classroom-environment-impact-on-childrens-success-and-8-essential-tips-for-improvement

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