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Classroom Environment Presentation Emmanuel Dausi

The document emphasizes the importance of an effective classroom environment in enhancing student motivation, learning, and a sense of belonging. It highlights strategies for displaying student work and designing the classroom to promote engagement and inclusivity. Practical tips are provided for creating an inviting space that reflects student voice and fosters a positive learning atmosphere.
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Classroom Environment Presentation Emmanuel Dausi

The document emphasizes the importance of an effective classroom environment in enhancing student motivation, learning, and a sense of belonging. It highlights strategies for displaying student work and designing the classroom to promote engagement and inclusivity. Practical tips are provided for creating an inviting space that reflects student voice and fosters a positive learning atmosphere.
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Creating an Effective Classroom

Environment
• Focus: Displaying Student Work & Classroom
Design
• Presented by: Emmanuel Dausi
Why Classroom Environment Matters
• - Influences student motivation & behavior
• - Supports learning and creativity
• - Promotes a sense of belonging and pride for
there class
• - Reflects teaching values and goals
Displaying Student Work – Why It Matters

• - Builds student confidence and ownership


• - Encourages effort and engagement
• - Makes learning visible for the sake of
supervisors
• - Shows value for student voice and progress
What to Display
• - High-quality finished work
• - Works-in-progress to show growth
• - Group projects and creative pieces
• - Student goals, feedback, or reflections
• - Class guidelines like : classroom rules, time
tables
How to Display Student Work
• - Use notice boards,
• wall space,
• Hanging lines
• - Include student names and brief descriptions
Classroom Design Principles
• - Organized and clutter-free layout
• - Zones for different activities (reading, group
work, quiet time)
• - Furniture that supports collaboration and
movement
• - Clear pathways and visibility for safety and
supervision
Making the Classroom Inviting
• - Warm colors and natural light if possible
• - Plants, rugs, and art for a cozy feel
• - Student-created decorations
• - Inspirational and age-appropriate posters
Inclusive and Culturally Responsive Design

• - Display diverse cultures and backgrounds


• - Include materials in local languages if
applicable
• - Ensure accessibility for all learners (mobility,
visibility, etc.)
Practical Tips
• - Start small: focus on one wall or section
• - Involve students in setting up and decorating
• - Use low-cost or recycled materials
• - Keep displays meaningful, not just pretty
Conclusion & Call to Action
• - An effective environment supports effective
teaching
• - Let the classroom reflect student learning
and voice
• - Let’s create spaces where every child feels
valued and inspired!

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