The role of lecturers in building a positive learning environment at universities and colleges
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2018/188Keywords:
Role; Lecturers; Environment building; Study environment; Active learningAbstract
This study aims to: 1) Identify the importance of the learning environment for learners and the responsibilities of teachers in building a positive learning atmosphere at school to improve the quality of education. 2) Basic physical and
mental factors create a positive learning environment at school. 3) Key
elements and duties of teachers in building a positive learning environment for learners at universities and colleges. This is considered as one of the important internal and external factors to create excitement and motivation for learners in the credit-based training system at universities and colleges in Vietnam and in line with the trend of building a humanistic learning environment for many universities in the region and in the world.
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