Learning Culture at Schools

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Learning Culture at Schools

Abstract

Learning cultures are very important to promote a learning environment at schools. These are created by the school leadership and promoted through transformational leadership. In addition, the teachers implement the learning culture through their instruction. This culture greatly impacts the school. Further, the learning environment is characterized by shared visions and other characteristics. Teachers also ask problem-solving questions to create the learning-centered classroom.

Introduction

Learning cultures are very important for the development of any organization. The learning culture is equally important at schools. Rather, the learning culture is the foremost requirement of schools as schools are the learning places and are also institutions that are there to provide learning to the students. The need for the schools to develop a learning culture cannot be underemphasized. The schools stand as the symbol of learning institutions. They are there to provide the learning to the students so that they come out as refined and educated individuals of the society. The school therefore has the foremost need to develop a learning culture in the organization so that there is maximum learning of the students and the teachers act in ways that promote learning for all.

Learning Culture at Schools

A learning culture is defined as one where the children in the school are given adequate experiences and resources to reach high learning standards for them. Further, the children are given the autonomy to determine their own learning while they are also allowed to pursue their interests. Children are also provided with fundamental social interactions for learning.

A learning culture is created through promoting learning environments in the classroom. These learning activities include everything from lessons, group work, group meetings, conferences, and individual learning time. However, these aim to achieve the highest levels of student learning through student engagement, ...