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February, 2008

‘Warming’ the Climate for Learning
By Sandra Allen, Columbia College Chicago

When educators talk about climate, they don’t mean global warming. In academic circles, climate refers to the atmosphere of warmth existing between the teacher and the students. Much research suggests that few other factors produce a more lasting impact on learning than the professor’s approval or disapproval of the student’s work, and their in-class interactions.

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