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= ''Climate'': Supportiveness, Inclusiveness, and the Recognition of Cultural Assets = | = ''Climate'': Supportiveness, Inclusiveness, and the Recognition of Cultural Assets = | ||
Classroom climate refers to the prevailing mood, attitudes, standards, and tone that the instructor and students feel. A healthy classroom climate makes everyone feel welcoming, safe, supported and included. It will make teaching and learning more enjoyable and effective. | Classroom climate refers to the prevailing mood, attitudes, standards, and tone that the instructor and students feel. A healthy classroom climate makes everyone feel welcoming, safe, supported and included. It will make teaching and learning more enjoyable and effective. | ||
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!Associated Principles | |||
!Observable Behavior | |||
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|[[C1|C1: Knows students as individuals]] | |||
|[[C1.1|C1.1: Uses students’ names]] | |||
[[C1.2|C1.2: Talks with students informally before or after class]] | |||
[[C1|C1: | |||
[[C2|C2: Encourages questions]] | [[C1.3|C1.3: Shows knowledge of students’ interests beyond the class]] | ||
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|[[C2|C2: Encourages questions]] | |||
|[[C2.1|C2.1: Promotes a classroom environment where questions are valued]] | |||
[[ | [[C2.2|C2.2: Expresses curiosity about student thought process]] | ||
[[ | [[C2.3|C2.3: Emphasizes to students that making mistakes is a normal and healthy part of the learning process]] | ||
|- | |||
|[[C3|C3: Expresses belief in students’ capacity and potential]] | |||
|[[C3.1|C3.1: Encourages students to continue to try when stuck]] | |||
[[C5|C5: Recognizes cultural assets]] | [[C3.2|C3.2: Affirms to students that they are capable to do the work]] | ||
[[C3.3|C3.3: Projects a successful future for students (career, graduation)]] | |||
[[C3.4|C3.4: Promotes a growth mindset in students]] | |||
|- | |||
|[[C4|C4: Creates an inclusive environment]] | |||
|[[C4.1|C4.1: Presents divergent viewpoints where appropriate]] | |||
[[C4.2|C4.2: Values all students and their contributions]] | |||
[[C4.3|C4.3: Shows respect and sensitivity to diverse learners, including different ways of knowing]] | |||
[[C4.4|C4.4: Adequately addresses student concerns]] | |||
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|[[C5|C5: Recognizes cultural assets]] | |||
|[[C5.1|C5.1: Acknowledges students’ past experiences]] | |||
[[C5.2|C5.2: Values and celebrates different ways of problem solving]] | |||
[[C5.3|C5.3: Acknowledges and supports student resilience in the face of difficulties]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 11:27, 8 August 2022
Climate: Supportiveness, Inclusiveness, and the Recognition of Cultural Assets
Classroom climate refers to the prevailing mood, attitudes, standards, and tone that the instructor and students feel. A healthy classroom climate makes everyone feel welcoming, safe, supported and included. It will make teaching and learning more enjoyable and effective.