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Contributing to a Positive Climate and Culture (How Information-Intensive Environments Can Foster Positive Classroom Climate and Culture)
After my research about these topics, as a future educator, I understand that creating a positive classroom climate and culture is essential for student learning and well-being. But how can we achieve this goal in an increasingly digital world? In this blog post, I want to share some ideas on how having an information-intensive environment, including a variety of developmentally appropriate print and digital texts, can contribute to a positive classroom climate and culture. What is an information-intensive environment? An information-intensive environment is one where students have access to and use a wide range of sources and formats of information, such as books, magazines, newspapers, websites, podcasts, videos, games, simulations, databases, etc. An information-intensive environment also involves the use of digital technologies, such as computers, tablets, smartphones, interactive whiteboards, etc., to access, create, communicate, and collaborate with information. Why is an informa...
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