OPERATIONAL DEFINITION...
Throughout the years, various
researchers and educators have defined the terms classroom management
differently according to their research or ideas. Generally, classroom
management refers to the actions and strategies that teachers or educators use
to maintain order (Doyle, 1986). Martin, Yin and Baldwin (1998) define
classroom management as a broader and comprehensive construct that describes
all teacher efforts to oversee a multitude of activities in the classroom
including learning, social interaction and students behaviours. Classroom management
constitutes three broad dimensions; person, instruction and discipline. (Martin
& Baldwin, 1992)
In my study, management refers to
the process of designing and maintaining an environment in which individuals,
working together in groups, efficiently accomplish selected goals. (Koontz
& Weihrich, 2006). There might be a lot of difference ways and
meanings for terms of students’ satisfaction but for this study it refers to
the statement made by the authors of an article entitled Achieving health & educational goals through schools—a
study of the importance of the school climate and the students' satisfaction
with school. The most important
predictors of students' satisfaction with school are students' feeling that
they are treated fairly, that they feel safe and that they believe that
teachers are supportive. (Samdal, Nutbeam, Wold & Kannas,
1997).
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