Transformative Approach to School Bullying: A Shift from Talking to Working Classrooms
Bullying in schools is often fueled by imitation behaviors rooted in traditional teaching methods, where verbal dominance in talking classrooms fosters aggression . By shifting to working classrooms based on motor science, where students actively engage in brainpage making, we can reduce bullying and create positive learning environments. Preventing School Bullying This transformative approach emphasizes active knowledge transfer through motor engagement, empowering students and minimizing harmful social behaviors. The Taxshila Model advocates for a shift towards working classrooms based on motor science and brainpage making, which can significantly reduce bullying by engaging students in active learning and reducing imitation behaviors. Highlights: Closer Examination of the School System Problems with Talking Classrooms Role of Motor Science in Learning How Working Classrooms Can Reduce Bullying The Need for Brainpage Schools Working Classrooms as a Solution to Prevent Bullying Trans...