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April 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Building a Positive Environment : Reflecting on Interventions in the Classroom

SHSuzuki Hami

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore how reflective practices can improve teaching methods and classroom dynamics.
  • Kept a teaching journal over 11 weeks to document teaching experiences.
  • Conducted action research to identify challenges in class participation and communication.
  • Collaborated with peers for coaching to develop and implement interventions.
  • Analyzed the outcomes of each intervention for ongoing improvement.
  • Identified key issues affecting student participation and communication.
  • Implemented several interventions that led to measurable improvements in classroom engagement.
  • Continued to adapt and refine approaches based on feedback from the teaching journal.

Abstract

Research indicates the positive outcomes of keeping a teaching journal to reflect on and develop teaching beliefs and practices (Richards & Farrell, 2005).This article reflects on a teaching journal that was kept for 11 weeks on a class with low participation and communication skills.With the combination of a teaching journal, action research, and peer coaching, various interventions were made and reflected on to continuously find ways to create a more positive environment in class.Issues emerging in the teaching journal were identified, and action plans were collaboratively made through the peer coaching process.Results of these interventions were analyzed and reflected on to create further interventions as necessary.

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Suzuki Hami (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf58fd5a333a8214609c84https://doi.org/10.14992/00016204
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