2018
DOI: 10.17509/mimbardik.v3i1.10634
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Approximate Behaviors as Cues for Addressing Learning Needs

Abstract: The behavior of learners can serve as cue, so that teachers would make the necessary adjustments in handling the class. However, when this behavior becomes intolerable, some people call it misbehavior. In this light, behavior which is usually recognized as distressing can be viewed with optimism. Too much hand and body movement of children inside or outside classroom can be viewed as indicating a favorable need for action, a call for alternative process to achieve learning. This study attempted to present an a… Show more

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