Very effective for students with autism who often feel calmed knowing there is some structure to their day. Helps relax students into a day or even a lesson by giving them certainty about what’s to come. Challenges Any benefits that may arise lack scientific backing. Example Download a card ...
In her wait-list control design, she investigated whether teachers (n = 14) could improve the joint attention and play skills of preschoolers with ASD (n = 34). The participating dyads were all special education teachers and one of their current students. Participating teachers were trained for...
Research also focuses on the impact of classroom design (lighting, seating arrangements, and noise levels) on concentration and learning outcomes. Additionally, cultural and individual differences, such as socioeconomic background or learning disabilities, are studied to ensure equitable education for all...
plurilingualism have most resonance (Vallejo and Dooly 2020), hesitancy of embracing such practices, particularly inside the classroom persists (e.g.Martin 2005;Probyn 2009). Even though a rich body of empirical work has long documented the prevalence of L1 use (e.g.García and Otheguy 2020;...
Such knowledge or awareness can be used to seek out more satisfactory spatial arrangements or to design structures and buildings that better meet users' needs. Of the literature review performed, no recent research attempts were found (except some examples of participatory design) in ...
The characteristics of the classroom environment play an important role in shaping teaching practices and supporting research-based instructional strategies. One instructional strategy that has reimagined the classroom is the Student-Centered Active Lear
Therefore, you may need to have a comprehensive and balanced classroom management plan. This in- volves using many of the different strategies and physical design changes discussed in this chapter to help your students engage in behaviors that support their learn- ing and socializing with others....
Now this classroom was just one particular type, a kind of shabby chic, funky, yard-sale mix, but it represented something bigger, a tear in the fabric of how we’ve always done things. It was one example of the way flexible seating and more student-centered classroom design have taken ...
Classroom furniture arrangements and the placement of students, then, are not random affairs One teacher who thought through her classroom furniture design isKayla Delzer,an experienced second-grade teacher in West Fargo (ND). She recognized that how elementary school teachers organize a classroom’s...
with regards to how individuals interact and form opinions, views and attitudes from experience of this interaction that are relevant to the design of this study. These factors are considered in more depth at the outset of the methodology section below....