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Title: INVESTIGATING PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ PRACTICES ABOUT CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT: A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
Authors: Ambreen Siddique, Muhammad Moin, Tanzeela Urooj
Journal: Journal of Social Research Development (JSSD)
Publisher: Asian Research Development (PVT) Limited
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2024
Volume: 3
Issue: 2
Language: English
DOI: 10.53664/JSSD/03-02-2024-09-106-116
The classroom management in educational institutions comprises carrying out management strategies and goals while keeping students' progress in mind. Classroom management promotes interaction in both directions and reciprocal comprehension among students and teachers. This quantitative study examined the classroom management practices of the primary school teachers in Punjab, Pakistan, aiming to describe the importance of classroom management and to identify differences in practices based on gender and district. Thus, a sample of 300 teachers from Lahore and Multan districts was surveyed using a questionnaire. Data analysis involved t-tests and ANOVA. The findings revealed significant differences in practices between male and female teachers, with female teachers indicating more effective strategies. Additionally, teachers in Lahore exhibited better practices compared to those in Multan. No significant differences were found based on the teacher qualifications. The study concludes that effective classroom management is crucial for enhancing student learning & recommends professional growth for teachers, along with policy considerations for class size and technology integration.
To describe the importance of classroom management at the primary level, and to identify differences in primary school teachers' classroom management practices based on gender, district, and qualifications.
A quantitative, descriptive study using a questionnaire administered to a sample of 300 primary school teachers from Lahore and Multan districts in Pakistan. Data analysis involved t-tests and ANOVA using SPSS.
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Effective classroom management is crucial for fostering a positive learning environment and enhancing student learning outcomes. Teachers' self-efficacy, attitudes, and professional development play significant roles. The study highlights the need for ongoing training and policy considerations regarding class size and technology integration.
Female teachers demonstrated more effective classroom management practices than male teachers. Teachers in Lahore exhibited better practices compared to those in Multan. No significant differences in practices were found based on teacher qualifications.
Effective classroom management is vital for student achievement and teacher performance. The study concludes that female teachers and teachers in Lahore generally exhibit better classroom management practices. Continuous professional development and policy support are recommended.
- A sample of 300 teachers was surveyed. (Confirmed by text)
- Female teachers showed better classroom management practices than male teachers. (Confirmed by text, p=.058 for t-test, though the text states "significant difference" and rejects the null hypothesis, the p-value is slightly above the typical .05 threshold for significance. However, the text explicitly states "female teacher's practices in classroom management were better than males.")
- Teachers in Lahore showed better practices than those in Multan. (Confirmed by text, p=.046 for t-test)
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