Individual and Group Behavior and Its Impact on the Lecture Environment in an Orientation Seminar

Under the patronage of the Dean of the College of Education for the Humanities, Professor Dr. Farhad Aziz Mohiuddin, the Department of Arabic Language, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Division, held an orientation seminar titled "Individual and Group Behavior and Its Impact on the Lecture Environment." The seminar aimed to introduce students to the importance of individual and group behavior in fostering a positive learning environment that contributes to the development of the academic process and achieving harmony within classrooms. The seminar included scientific lectures that focused on the role of positive behavior in building productive interactions between students and their professors and the impact of teamwork on achieving educational goals. It also addressed how to deal with negative behaviors that may hinder the progress of lectures. The Dean expressed his appreciation for this purposeful initiative, commending the efforts made to organize activities that support positive values ​​on campus. He also called on students to adopt behaviors that reflect a spirit of cooperation and respect, which will achieve personal and collective success and foster a distinguished academic environment.