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Teaching biology, science, or for that matter any subject involves signals of how we view and value our students and community. It is easy to send signals that students interpret differently than we intend just by a lack of awareness. Depending on your district’s culture, creating community can have different challenges. Here, we will outline two areas where everyone can adjust their signals to create an environment that is inviting to students, colleagues, and our school community. Being aware of the intellectual and physical space we are creating can encourage students to be open to learning and help them to feel valued as a part of our learning community.
期刊介绍:
The American Biology Teacher is an award winning and peer-refereed professional journal for K-16 biology teachers. Articles include topics such as modern biology content, biology teaching strategies for both the classroom and laboratory, field activities, and a wide range of assistance for application and professional development. Each issue features reviews of books, classroom technology products, and "Biology Today." Published 9 times a year, the journal also covers the social and ethical implications of biology and ways to incorporate such concerns into instructional programs.