Research on the Optimization Strategy of Primary School Class Management

Authors

  • Mengwei Sun

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/wk6v7y59

Keywords:

Class Management, Primary School Education, Method, Strategy Research, Headteacher's Work

Abstract

Primary school is not only the basic stage for students to form their thinking patterns, but also a key period for their physical and mental development. The educational activities during the primary school period play a decisive guiding role in the quality cultivation of primary school students, and reasonable class management strategies have a subtle influence on the development of students. This article explores new educational concepts and innovates class management methods by analyzing the existing problems in primary school class management, so as to enhance the efficiency and rationality of primary school class management, enabling students to study healthily and happily and achieve good development.

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Published

14 March 2025

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