Creating a positive learning environment Presentation by Jo Leach, Programme Research and Development Manager.

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Creating a positive learning environment Presentation by Jo Leach, Programme Research and Development Manager.

A positive learning environment   Respect Safe environment Goals addressed Good working relationships

Respect Treating every learner with genuine respect   Treating every learner with genuine respect Offering explanations about what will happen in class Giving choices about topics Not forcing certain activities/tasks

Safe environment Culturally safe Structured and predictable   Culturally safe Structured and predictable Build self-esteem Listen to individual learners

Goals addressed Realistic and achievable goals   Realistic and achievable goals Flexible enough to enable success Acknowledge difficulties Link to settlement info and daily life

Good working relationships   Social contact/Activity in groups Happy experiences Space to be spontaneous Physical activity Excursions

Learners will…… Come to class (or tell us when you can’t)   Come to class (or tell us when you can’t) Use each other’s names Listen to the teacher and classmates Try to speak English Help each other to learn Be active

The teacher will…… Be on time Use learners’ names   Be on time Use learners’ names Prepare for the lesson Help learners to improve Listen to learners Give feedback