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    The document discusses causes of ineffective teaching and learning in classrooms such as a lack of attention, boredom due to no physical movement, and physical environment distractions. This leads to ineffective lessons where learning objectives are not achieved, pupils do not interact or learn, and subjects become uninteresting. Solutions proposed include using varied teaching methods, allowing movement breaks, using positive and negative reinforcements, breaking tasks into smaller pieces, and removing visual classroom distractions.

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    Lack of Attention in Classroom: BY, Thilageswari Thirumalai Asshadwi Panneerselvam Hema Iledchimy Kuppusamy

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    LACK OF

    ATTENTION IN
    CLASSROOM
    BY,
    THILAGESWARI THIRUMALAI
    ASSHADWI PANNEERSELVAM
    HEMA ILEDCHIMY KUPPUSAMY

    CAUSES

    INEFFECTIVE
    TEACHING AND
    LEARNING
    Not meeting with
    pupils needs

    The teacher is not


    assertive

    Making the interesting,


    uninteresting.
    Not encouraging pupilcentered activities

    BOREDO
    M
    NO
    NO
    PHYSICAL
    PHYSICAL
    MOVEMENT
    MOVEMENT
    ACTIVITIES
    ACTIVITIES
    sitting
    sittingfor
    for
    too
    toolong
    long

    PHYSICAL
    PHYSICAL
    ENVIRONM
    ENVIRONM
    ENT
    ENT

    Easily
    Easilytired
    tired
    Talking
    Talking
    too
    toomuch
    much

    THE PUPILS ARE EAGER TO GO BACK TO A PLACE CALLED


    HOME

    effects

    Ineffectiv
    e
    Teaching
    &
    Learning

    Learning
    objective not
    achieved
    Pupils do not have
    opportunity to
    interact/learn
    Boring lesson-using
    worksheets/prepared
    notes for the whole
    lesson

    Losing
    interest
    in the
    subject

    Ineffectiv
    e lesson

    Whole
    class
    punishm

    Does not
    cater
    pupils

    NOI
    SE

    EATIN
    G/
    CHEW
    ING

    UNPREP
    Classroom
    ARED
    distraction
    s

    SOLUTIONS
    Solutions

    Varied teaching method


    Individual,
    group or
    whole
    class

    Jigsaw
    learning

    Inquiry
    learning

    Problem
    based
    learning

    Allow for movement and


    breaks
    Erase
    the
    board
    Collect
    papers
    Take a
    message
    to office

    USE REINFORCEMENTS
    positiv
    e

    negati
    ve

    rewards

    detention

    Motivation
    al stickers

    Distribute
    papers

    colourf
    ul
    attracti
    ve

    Teachin
    g
    learnin
    g
    resourc
    es

    suitabl
    e

    Break Tasks into Pieces

    Let pupils write sentences

    Then come out with a small


    paragraph

    Too many
    charts/pictures

    Remove
    Visual
    Distractio
    ns

    Unorganized
    furniture

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