DEVELOPING THE FRIENDLY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS IN GENERAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS

DEVELOPING THE FRIENDLY LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS IN GENERAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS

Dang Thi Thuy Hang danghangpbc12@gmail.com Phan Boi Chau Secondary School DHT 30 Street, quarter 4, Dong
Summary: 
In general schools, most learners spend their time studying with teachers and friends in schools where they achieve the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes of general education program as a foundation to develop the competences in different fields in the future, schools are also the places where learners form and develop their personalities, learning methods and positive behaviors between themselves and others in surrounding environment. Therefore, a friendly learning environment is of great importance to perfect qualities and competencies for students. The paper presents a number of contents related to the role and solutions of developing the friendly learning environment which can be used as the rationale for further research as well as the basic information for schools to select contents and approaches appropriate to the conditions and circumstances of the schools in developing the friendly learning environment and especially building learners’ images to satisfy requirements of the new general education program.
Keywords: 
Friendly learning environment
positive learning environment
learning climate
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