Course 05: Activity 5: Share Your Ideas

What do you mean by ‘print-rich learning environment’? How can you create such an environment for children in your classroom? 


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  1. Understanding Vidya Pravesh and Balvatika

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    1. A brain-rich learning environment refers to a setting that stimulates cognitive development, creativity, and critical thinking. To create this in a classroom, incorporate varied sensory experiences, interactive activities, and opportunities for exploration, fostering curiosity and engagement among children. Implementing hands-on projects, collaborative learning, and incorporating elements of nature can contribute to a brain-rich atmosphere.

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  2. NEW WORDS , RHYMING WORDS , SIGHT WORDS AND LOT OF THINGS TO INCREASE THE VOCABULARY OF THE CHILD TO BE DISPLAYED IN THE CLASSROOM.

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  3. Print rich environment can be created on the walls of the classroom and display board,in the library corner etc

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  4. Print rich learning environment means where children find a lot of words which can be read on daily basis. Is must be displayed on the walls of the classroom and at their eye level so they are able to read it comfortably.

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  5. Print rich Classroom means the Classroom is full of newspapers , books, printed reading materials or other reading materials. I can create such environment in the classroom by collecting the above materials.

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  6. We should point out and read so that children get familiar and connect

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  7. Print rich learning environment means a classroom flooded with opportunities for students to readily access books,can read labelled charts, postars, develop new vocabulary using the things around the class.

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  8. Create posters and visual material with written language to be displayed in the classroom.Hang posters.calendars and bulletin boards that display words and numbers..

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  9. Print rich learning environment means a classroom full of opportunities for students to variety of books, labelled charts, posters, learn new words with the help of all the above mentioned stuff present in the class.

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  10. Print rich learning environment refers to an environment with lots of readable texts. I would create such environment with reading boards, books, comics and labels of objects.

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  11. Print rich environment means learning areas is filled with words.we can create such environment by hangings posters,charts , calenders,display boards,etc.

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  12. We must provide conducive environment classroom for children in kindergarten learning.

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  13. Any material that attracts students attention and keeps them focused which helps in good retention. Books which are colourful with big font size keeps children focus it could also be wall painting, floor painting, charts, modeles, toys..

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  14. Print rich environment means material using in learning is printed and wall will be decorated with knowledgeable poster and crafts

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  16. Print rich area is a language rich learning environment. With the help of charts, pictures with words , thoughts, tables etc can be used to make class live and enjoyable.

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  17. Print rich learning environment means the platter of informative tools that includes print media, electronic media and mass media added with social media to reach out to the students an providing them with the accurate informations and help them in the process of learning. I have mobile phone and before the class, I download all the relevant pictures and audio- video visuals and during my explanations, I reach out to each and every bench and show them the content related to the topic being taught in the class. This limited way of teaching has been very instrumental in my teaching experience.

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  18. Print rich learning environment means the platter of informative tools that includes print media, electronic media and mass media added with social media to reach out to the students an providing them with the accurate informations and help them in the process of learning. I have mobile phone and before the class, I download all the relevant pictures and audio- video visuals and during my explanations, I reach out to each and every bench and show them the content related to the topic being taught in the class. This limited way of teaching has been very instrumental in my teaching experience

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  19. Print rich Classroom means the Classroom is full of flash cards, charts, posters, pictures, books, worksheets displayed, printed reading materials or other reading materials. It can be created by collecting and creating he above materials.

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  20. print rich area is place were every things are available for learner in proper manner arrenged well designed with different areas cuch as art area, reading,writing and drawing area math and manipulating area were learner can find their interesting learning materials easily.cassroom should be fully decorated by charts carts numbers books pictures posters etc.

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  21. print rich classrooms are brighter and happy places. children feel inclined to such rooms, they discuss the charts and cartoons engaging in meaningful interactions amongst peer and teachers. Its a great to encourage children to communicate and also gain knowledge . if these prints are created by children that leads to creative outcomes

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  22. Print rich environment means learning area filled with words.. We can create such environment by communicate with local songs, make them learn from picture books and magazines etc.

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  23. Print rich environment means learning area filled with words.. We can create such environment by making children communicate with local songs, make them learn from picture books and magazines etc.

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  24. Print rich classroom must be flooded with colourful charts,pictures,cross word puzzles ,songs, picture stories etc.

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  25. Print rich environment should be there.

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  26. It is very useful information for teacher and student

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  27. We should creat a print-rich environment in preschoolers for their personality development towards the learning experience by drawing, painting for cognitive and psych- motar domain abilities.

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  28. A display in your room where students are able to detach words and manipulate them is a great addition to a print rich classroom. Your word/sound wall might have moveable words or you could have an easel or table top with moveable words.

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  29. Display in the classroom can be made attractive. Children get attracted to the different arrangements

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  30. Print rich learning environment for kids to learn is just like a balance diet to to a healthy body.

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  31. Making children Learn new words by placing the words inside classrooms and other places in the form of colourful charts/drawings.

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  32. Any material that attracts students attention and keeps them focused which helps in good retention. Books which are colourful with big font size keeps children focus it could also be wall painting, floor painting, charts, modeles, toys..Print rich learning environment means a classroom flooded with opportunities for students to readily access books,can read labelled charts, poster's develop new vocabulary using the things around the class.

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  33. First tag all the things in classroom like board table,bench ,fan , switch board,door,windo , curtain etc
    Making charts or innovative display of cvc words of vowels, small sentences with picture, rebus story
    Charts with appropriate labels

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  34. Language Richt environment. Charts. Pictures etv

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  35. The main objects and rooms like cupboard, bookshelves, toilet, shoe rack, kitchen etc. can be printed using chart paper. Charts of numbers, rhyming words, pictures, opposite words etc. can also be hung on walls. This is print rich environment.

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  36. A print rich environment means something that incorporates brainstorming in them,something which enhances the discovery ideas and interest of participation in children

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  37. Print rich environment means that the learning area is filled with words as children interact with their surroundings they are exposed to languages that helps them expand the vocabulary in relevant and meaningful ways. We can provide amplifier opportunities by organising different creative simple activities according to the child interest and the ability of the children that includes cards, images pictures etc

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  38. A print rich environment simply means that the learning area is filled with words.As children interact with their surroundings and that help them expand their vacobulary in relevant and meaningful ways.

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  39. In Vidya Pravesh and Balvatika...the pedagogy .. environment and the role of a teacher plays a critical role and learnt tat how the classroom environment influence learns mindset towards learning

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  40. Print rich environment means the learning area is filled with words by labelling the classroom objects as well as items in our homes. It will help the child to enrich their vocabularies

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  41. By providing comic area, charts with big font and pictures that students and touch and read and can talk about the same.

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  42. Print rich environment means that the child can learn in the classroom or environment where there are so many teaching aided materials for all round development.

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  43. Print Rich Learning Environment can be created for students with variety of display stuff that lead to enhance their skills in literary and numeracy. Students should have reach to such learning materials si that they can explore, participate & express themselves as learners

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