УЧИЛИШНАТА КЛИМА КАКО ФАКТОР ЗА УСПЕШЕН ВОСПИТНО ОБРАЗОВЕН ПРОЦЕС
SCHOOL CLIMATE AS A FACTOR IN A SUCCESSFUL TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS
Author(s): Atinka Barljamova Stojchevska, Zlatica StojkovaSubject(s): Social Sciences, Education
Published by: Scientific Institute of Management and Knowledge
Keywords: school climate;educational success;human contributions;school climate optimization
Summary/Abstract: School climate represents one of the key concepts in the field of education, which largely determines students' academic success, as well as their overall well being and psychological health. The aim of this paper is to provide a detailed overview of the main determinants of school climate and to explore its complex relationship with educational success. The paper is structured to first analyze individual human contributions to school climate, highlighting the specific roles of the principal, teachers, and students. The principal is identified as the first fundamental determinant, whose primary role is reflected in establishing quality relationships between students and teachers, as well as encouraging the professional development of the teaching staff. Teachers represent the second key determinant of school climate, with their greatest contribution manifested through the level of support they provide to students, their democratic orientation, conflict prevention skills, and human qualities such as patience and empathy. The third important human factor is the students themselves, for whom a quality school climate brings numerous social, cognitive, and emotional benefits, while simultaneously positively affecting their health and psychological well being. Finally, special attention is dedicated to strategies for optimizing school climate. In this context, the importance of the teachers' role in the instructional process, the necessity of quality communication between parents and the school community, and the creation of an encouraging and productive environment through active and cooperative learning models are emphasized. The conclusion of the paper points to the need for continuous monitoring and improvement of school climate in order to create an optimal environment for the development of all students.
Journal: Knowledge - International Journal
- Issue Year: 77/2026
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 191-196
- Page Count: 6
- Language: Macedonian
