Bayt.com

Start networking and exchanging professional insights

Register now or log in to join your professional community.

Follow

What ratio will be a perfect one for a conducive classroom, for the teacher and student?

Student Retention Teaching Classroom Management Education
user-image
Question added by Arivalagan PVP , Teacher , Iken Child Skill Development Center
Date Posted: 2017/03/21
Upvote (0) Views (7) Followers (5) Answers (5) Report Question
Write an Answer
Register now or log in to answer.
Bakht Sher

ifrom Pakistan I'm interesting is UK job 

Dave Yarwood
by Dave Yarwood , Director of Academic Quality , Niagara College

For the purposes of student engagement a ratio of 1-15 is ideal. This allows for effective group work and question and answer sessions.

It also allows for differentiation and the ability to pair differing levels of students together to enable peer support.

Rawan AlOthman
by Rawan AlOthman , English Teacher , American Academy for Girls

The smaller the classroom the better, especially if you have weaker students amongst your class. It is easier to manage, you are able to give your students more attention and you can determine the points of weakness and focus on them rather than just teaching the curriculum without adjusting it to your students' needs.

Dr Sheela Srivastava
by Dr Sheela Srivastava , Director, Nehru School of Management @ NGI , Nehru Group of Institutions - Tamil Nadu & Kerala

For a perfect bonding and proper learning among students the best ratio is 1:20

Pradeep Sharma
by Pradeep Sharma , English Language Training Instructor , King Abdul Aziz University, Jeddah (KSA)

20 students per class is ideal, 30 is manageable, while any number more than 35 is a large class. In a country like India it is impossible unless you teach at highly expensive boarding schools who charge their students exorbitantly.

Write Your Answer
More Questions Like This