When i was in high school, my teacher would ask us to form a group in order to work on a assignment. I would usually dislike it. Ironically, the best work that i dd and learned from was in a group setting. By working with my collegues towards a goal, I got things done in a faster pace and thorough that i ever had on my own. My philosophy of group work reflects on my philosophy in classroom discipline. I see the best classrom eviroment as one that is non-hostile to students. In a setting like this, studentds are more prompt to develop more ideas and discover their own learning ability. Therefore, Its important to always do whatever is possible to clarify and understand students ideas and concerns. When students get to work in groups, theyíre