The Use of Interactive Instruction
Teachers should establish a positive, productive learning climate and provide
group participation learning (Durosaro, Shehu and Mohammed, 2012). Here, the class is
viewed as a work group, engaged in a productive academic enterprise. The teacher often
works with the class as a whole particularly when presenting information or modeling a
process. Pupils need to acquire group process and discussion skills if they are to learn
through the interactive process. Pupils that have been helped to develop these processes
and abilities often do better academically because positive interaction fosters self
concept. The most frequently used classroom group interaction methods are discussion
and questions and answer.
Group process approach to classroom management is the molding or
conglomeration of learners in order to achieve instructional objective (Lingren, 1996). It
involves the grouping of learners based on social bases. Group process has goals, bears
leadership, made attractive and conditioned by effective communication. This can be
used for effective classroom management in the schools.