Taken together, arranging space, establishing procedures and rules, and developing withitness about multiple
events set the stage for communicating an important message: that the classroom is a place where learning and
positive social behavior are priorities. In addition, teachers can convey this message by giving feedback to students
in a timely way, by keeping accurate records of their performance, and by deliberately communicating with parents
or caregivers about their children and about activities in class.
Communicating effectively is so important for all aspects of teaching, in fact, that we discuss it more fully later in
this book (see Chapters 12 and 13 about the nature and communication and about ways to facilitate it, and Chapter
10 for ideas about communicating specifically about academic matters). Here we focus on only one of its important
aspects: how communication contributes to a smoothly functioning classroom by conveying the importance of
learning to students and their families.
Taken together, arranging space, establishing procedures and rules, and developing withitness about multipleevents set the stage for communicating an important message: that the classroom is a place where learning andpositive social behavior are priorities. In addition, teachers can convey this message by giving feedback to studentsin a timely way, by keeping accurate records of their performance, and by deliberately communicating with parentsor caregivers about their children and about activities in class.Communicating effectively is so important for all aspects of teaching, in fact, that we discuss it more fully later inthis book (see Chapters 12 and 13 about the nature and communication and about ways to facilitate it, and Chapter10 for ideas about communicating specifically about academic matters). Here we focus on only one of its importantaspects: how communication contributes to a smoothly functioning classroom by conveying the importance oflearning to students and their families.
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