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Classroom Environment Dimensional Analysis—A Review

Environmental Dimensions Academic Physical Emotional Social

Academic Pedagogy Vs. Instruction Curriculum Instruction Cultivation of Independent Thinkers

Physical School setting Classroom setting Safety and Security

Emotional Student perceptions of classroom affect Teacher perceptions

Perceived Status of the Classroom Relational Social Perceived Status of the Classroom Relational Teacher/student Student/Student (Inter- and Intra-)

Other Dimensions or Components of Dimensions?

Population Dimensions Cultural Linguistic Developmental/Ability

Cultural Population Racial Diversity and heterogeneity Ethnic diversity and heterogeneity Gender Trans- and Inter-gender Intersectional, Inter- and Intra-population interactions Teacher to student and student to teacher cultural differences

Linguistic Range of English academic proficiency Pre-requisite language ability for any particular task Teacher capacity and resources to support diverse linguistic abilities Accommodations Adaptations Modifications

Developmental/Ability Range of learning and developmental abilities in the class (IEPs, 504, PTSD of different sorts) Teacher capacity and resources available for Accommodations Adaptations Modifications

In Content Groups Identify content- specific environmental dimensions for a subject area classroom Discuss Population dimensions that might affect your classroom Discuss your working teaching unit and how to account for environmental and population dimensions

This Discussion is an Analysis of “Classroom Dynamics”

Supporting References Gillen, A., Wright, A., & Spink, L. (2011). Student perceptions of a positive climate for learning: a case study. Educational Psychology in Practice, 27(1), 65-82. Petrillo, G., Capone, V., & Donizzetti, A. R. (2016). Classroom sense of community scale: Validation of a self‐report measure for adolescents. Journal of Community Psychology, 44(3), 399-409. Dooly, D. L. (2017). Living and learning beyond one dimension. Knowledge Quest, 46(1), 26.