Authors :
Noorjahan Haque; Md. Didar Chowdhury
Volume/Issue :
Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 10 - October
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26Oct1132
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Abstract :
This study explored how school climate relates to classroom engagement among secondary school students. It examined environmental conditions that may encourage participation, barriers that may limit it, and students’ views of teacher attitudes and classroom practices. A mixed-method approach combined responses from 24 students and five guardians with interviews from five teachers.
Keywords :
School Climate, Classroom Engagement, Secondary School Students, Teacher–Student Relationship, Student Participation, Classroom Environment.
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This study explored how school climate relates to classroom engagement among secondary school students. It examined environmental conditions that may encourage participation, barriers that may limit it, and students’ views of teacher attitudes and classroom practices. A mixed-method approach combined responses from 24 students and five guardians with interviews from five teachers.
Keywords :
School Climate, Classroom Engagement, Secondary School Students, Teacher–Student Relationship, Student Participation, Classroom Environment.