Why is Classroom Management Important

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    Classroom Management is important because the quality of knowledge students receive depends on lesson quality, mutual relationship between the teacher and students, and classroom atmosphere. It also directly effects student’s ability to learn, as well as teacher’s ability to teach. According to The Key Elements of Classroom Management book by Joyce McLeod, Jan Fisher and Ginny Hoover there are 3 elements of a well-managed classroom:

1. Efficient use of time and classroom space.

2. Implementation of strategies that influence students to make good choices, rather than ones that
attempt to control student’s behavior.

3. Wise choice and effective implementations of instructional strategies.

    These three key elements are helping the teacher to organizing routine procedures, arranging the environment to maximize efficiency, monitoring students’ progress and solving classroom management problems. Without classroom management, even the most carefully planned activity nor carried out by the most well-behaved class can quickly become a confusing mess which is not suitable for effective learning that make the students learn much lesser than they could. For that reason, it is the teacher’s responsibility to provide the instructional program and classroom environment that allow each child to develop their capacities to the fullest and learn effectively by using classroom management.

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