Which "fact" is WRONG about BEHAVIORISM?

designed to find out what is causing the behavior & then create punishments

Which is the best definition of the preventative discipline strategy?

strategies used to prohibit discipline problems from emerging

How do positive behavior systems influence student behavior in the classroom?

it emphasizes rewards & consequences for good behavior

Why might a teacher be called a HUMANIST by encouraging all students no matter how poorly they are doing?

they believe all students should live up to their potential

What does 'non-punitive' mean in permissive teaching?

teachers don't focus on punishments or discipline

As a teacher, which is important knowledge to have for avoiding a power struggle?

knoweldge of yourself & your emotional triggers

A flipped classroom is where...

the teacher gives notes & lectures for homework and then work in class

Indulgent teachers believe

highly structured classrooms hinder students' growth & self-esteem

Why should teachers MODEL classroom behavior?

it sets an example of the type of behavior expected in class

Which is NOT an example of supportive discipline?

giving the student a consequence like a referral

Permissive teaching's main problem is...

it lacks structure, rules, & procedures which makes it hard for students

In an authoritative classroom, teachers create what 4 things

rapport, trust, authority, respect

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1
a classroom environment where shared responsibility & decision making is emphasized is a/an
autocratic classroom
project based classroom
democratic classroom
traditional classroom
2
Which "fact" is WRONG about BEHAVIORISM?
people's actions are driven by a need to gain rewards and avoid punishments
they are only interested in observable behaviors
the predominant pyschological theory of the early & mid 20th century
designed to find out what is causing the behavior & then create punishments
3
Which is the best definition of the preventative discipline strategy?
strategies to end a behavior by removing rewards or attention
measures taken to assist students with self control by helping re-direct
strategies used to prohibit discipline problems from emerging
the stage of discipline where they have consequences for misbehaving
4
All of the following are part of creating an authoritative presence with your voice EXCEPT
being emotionally neutral
being loud
being decisive
showing emotion in your voice
5
Which is NOT part of choice theory classrooms?
student generated exploring
encourgaging critical thinking
interpersonal skills
rote memorization
6
having students set goals encourages what type of motivation?
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
7
What happens in an authoritarian classroom when a student breaks the rules?
teacher has indvidual conferences with student
teacher ignores the problem and movees on
teacher offers rewards for good behavior
teacher gives a punishment
8
Harry Wong's Autonomous Behavior plan involves...
Routines & procedures
Projects & policies
Rewards & consequences
Expectations & results
9
How do positive behavior systems influence student behavior in the classroom?
it focuses on punishment to encourage good behavior
it makes students soley responsible for their behavior
it entails parental involvement in the behavior management process
it emphasizes rewards & consequences for good behavior
10
Why might a teacher be called a HUMANIST by encouraging all students no matter how poorly they are doing?
they believe in the importance of teaching
they believe all students should live up to their potential
they want to treat their students humanely
they believe all students are humans
11
What does 'non-punitive' mean in permissive teaching?
teachers don't focus on punishments or discipline
teachers don't like authority
teachers don't like punctuation
students are not focused
12
Grades are what type of motivation
Extrinsic
Intrinsic
13
Which teaching style has HIGH Control and High Involvement?
Authoritarian
Indulgent
Authoritative
Permissive
14
As a teacher, which is important knowledge to have for avoiding a power struggle?
knoweldge of yourself & your emotional triggers
knowledge of school psychology
knowledge of your students' parents and their parenting styles
knowledge of your student's learning styles
15
The role of a teacher in a CONSTRUCTIVISM classroom is all EXCEPT
transmitter
facilitator
researcher
consultant
16
Which teaching style has LOW control but HIGH involvement?
authoritative
indulgent
authoritarian
permissive
17
A flipped classroom is where...
the teacher teaches a lesson and students do work at home
the teacher gives notes & lectures for homework and then work in class
the students teacher the teacher
the teacher lets students do what they want as long as they do work
18
Indulgent teachers believe
highly structured classrooms hinder students' growth & self-esteem
that teachers should separate themselves from students to create boundaries
that teachers shoudl create engaging lessons and stick to them
highly structured classrooms help students grow and their self-esteem
19
Why should teachers MODEL classroom behavior?
it encourages students to see the teacher as nice and respected
it helps students be more attentive and retain everything
students are impressionable & don't have good adult role models
it sets an example of the type of behavior expected in class
20
Which is NOT an example of supportive discipline?
removing distracting objects from the students
giving the student a consequence like a referral
using proximety to the student
giving the students a verbal warning
21
Permissive teaching's main problem is...
it creates a fun environment for students
it lacks structure, rules, & procedures which makes it hard for students
it's more collaborative learning and not enough book work
it creates good classroom managmenet but is boring
22
In an authoritative classroom, teachers create what 4 things
rapport, rules, respect, fun
rapport, trust, authority, respect
trust, authority, rules, and punishments
expectations, authority, trust, punishments
23
Which of the following statements about effective classroom management is FALSE?
difference between clam productivity and class disorder
planning ahead of the first day of classes
should be more than 10 rules
using same strategies but varying techniques

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