INNOVATIVE CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT APPROACHES FOR SOCIAL STUDIES: BUILDING A POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
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Classroom management, social studies, collaborative learning, culturally responsive teaching, student engagementบทคัดย่อ
This paper explores innovative classroom management strategies in social studies education aimed at fostering a positive learning environment and improving student engagement. Key approaches discussed include collaborative learning, technology-driven tools, culturally responsive teaching, and project-based learning. These strategies not only promote active student participation but also address the challenges of managing diverse classrooms and sensitive social studies topics. By integrating these methods, teachers can enhance student behavior, engagement, and academic achievement, creating a classroom culture that supports critical thinking and respectful dialogue.
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