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Classroom management: Facilitating mutually supportive learning environments

Thursday, January 23, 2025 11:00to12:30
Facilitating mutually supportive learning environments

Want to foster a classroom environment where collaboration and support are the norm? This workshop will help you set up a mutually respectful classroom, facilitate productive teamwork among your students, and address common classroom challenges.听

Learning outcomes:听

  • Define clear norms to support respectful and supportive teaching and learning environments听
  • Explore methods to facilitate productive collaboration in different instructional settings听听
  • Describe strategies to address common issues arising in classroom situations听

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