Lanier Chapter 1: Classroom Management

What is the importance of classroom management techniques?

• Classroom management techniques are only important for maintaining discipline in the classroom.

• Classroom management techniques are not important for creating a positive learning environment.

• Classroom management techniques are important for creating a positive learning environment and promoting student engagement.

• Classroom management techniques are only important for promoting student engagement.

According to Harry Wong, what is the key to effective teaching?

• classroom management.

• technology integration

• student engagement

• good lesson plans

What is the Lanier New Teacher Induction Program?

• A program that offers professional development opportunities for experienced teachers in Lanier School District.

• A program that provides financial incentives for new teachers in Lanier School District.

• A program that focuses on evaluating and assessing the performance of new teachers in Lanier School District.

• A program designed to support and mentor new teachers in Lanier School District.

How can teachers create a positive learning environment in the classroom?

• By setting clear expectations, building positive relationships with students, providing engaging and relevant lessons, promoting collaboration and respect among students, and creating a safe and inclusive classroom culture.

• By ignoring students' individual needs and interests

• By promoting competition and hostility among students

• By setting unclear expectations and being inconsistent with rules and consequences

What are some common classroom management strategies?

• Giving students candy as a reward for good behavior

• Yelling at students when they misbehave

• Ignoring misbehavior and hoping it goes away

• Establishing clear expectations, using positive reinforcement, providing structure and routines, using nonverbal cues, and addressing misbehavior promptly.

What is Harry Wong's teaching philosophy?

• Harry Wong's teaching philosophy prioritizes individual competition and grades.

• Harry Wong's teaching philosophy emphasizes creating a positive and structured classroom environment, building strong relationships with students, and implementing effective instructional strategies.

• Harry Wong's teaching philosophy encourages passive learning and minimal student engagement.

• Harry Wong's teaching philosophy focuses on memorization and rote learning.

Why is it important for new teachers to participate in an induction program?

• New teachers don't need any support or guidance

• Induction programs are a waste of time and resources

• Student success is not affected by teacher training

• New teachers need support and guidance to improve their teaching skills and ensure student success.

How can teachers establish routines and procedures in the classroom?

• By setting clear expectations, modeling the desired behavior, practicing with students, providing reinforcement and reminders, and consistently enforcing the routines.

• By allowing students to create their own routines and procedures

• By ignoring routines and procedures and letting students do as they please

• By changing routines and procedures frequently to keep students on their toes

What are some effective ways to engage students in the learning process?

• Using interactive teaching methods, incorporating technology, providing hands-on activities, encouraging student participation and collaboration, giving timely feedback, and creating a positive and inclusive learning environment.

• Providing limited opportunities for students to ask questions or seek clarification

• Delivering lectures without any interaction or student engagement

• Assigning long reading assignments and expecting students to learn independently

What role does classroom environment play in student learning?

• The classroom environment plays a significant role in student learning.

• The classroom environment has no impact on student learning.

• The classroom environment is only important for younger students.

• The classroom environment is solely the responsibility of the teacher.