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    Kaplan University
    Apr-2009 - Mar-2014

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    University of Santo Tomas
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Category > Essay writing Posted 28 Jul 2017 My Price 13.00

Adequate learning environments

Our text describes four kinds of classroom environments thatstem from teacher management beliefs and styles. Orderly-flexible learningenvironments are most likely to support differentiated instruction. Choose oneof the following three kinds of classroom environments:

  • Dysfunctional learning environments
  • Adequate learning environments
  • Orderly-restrictive learning environments

Provide an example for your classmates. You can find a videothat shows the environment and post the link, create a case study scenario thatdescribes the environment, or you can relate an actual classroom from your ownacademic experience that employed the environment. Next, describe the skillsthe teacher will need to learn to change to an orderly-flexible learningenvironment. Lastly, reflect on the skills you will need to develop in order tomaintain an orderly-flexible learning environment.

 

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