Exploration of Motivational Measures in University Classrooms and their Impact on Classroom Atmosphere and Effectiveness - Taking the “Advanced Mathematics” Class as an Example

Authors

    Xiaomin Zhu, Xu Yang Shanghai Institute of Technology, School of Science, Shanghai 201418, China Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance, School of Statistics and Mathematics, Shanghai 201209, China

Keywords:

University classroom, Learning atmosphere, Reward measures, Positive interaction, Advanced Mathematics

Abstract

The phenomenon of silence in university classrooms is widespread. Ways to improve the situation are a problem that university teachers must pay attention to and consider. A good classroom atmosphere can arouse students’ interest in learning the course, inspire teachers to actively teach, and have a mutually reinforcing effect on both teachers and students. This article explores how to take effective motivational measures to promote good interaction between students and teachers in the classroom.

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Published

2024-09-06