Classroom Management

Classroom  where students are allocated according to their annual education

• School

• Classroom

• Cluster

• Council

• Organisation

Which of the following is not one of the classroom management models?

• Developmental model

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  Cognitive model

• Holistic model

• Precautionary model

• The reactive model

The organisation's resources, both human and material, are activated and used in line with the organisation's objectives

• Communication

• Organisation

• Management

• System

• Strategy

Which of the following cannot be one of the indicators that a class is well managed?

• Students know what is expected of them.

• Students warn their friends who exhibit negative behaviour.

• Students are engaged in teaching activities directed by the teacher.

• There is little wasted time, interference and interruptions.

• There is a work-orientated atmosphere that is not meaningless.

Which of the following is not one of the most important things teachers should do to increase the level of compliance with the rules?

• Co-operation with families

• Being a model

• Remind you of the rules often

• Make sanctions when necessary

• Consistent behaviour

Which of the following is known as the classical model applied in classroom management?

• Developmental model

• Cognitive Model

• Holistic model

• Precautionary model

• The reactive model

''Individuals' behaviours are shaped by the environmental incentives they receive from the moment they are born. The person starts to take part in a gradually expanding interaction process with the process of making sense of and reacting to these incentives.''

The information given above directly emphasises which of the factors affecting classroom management.

• Psychological factors

• Factors related to education and instruction

• Social-cultural factors

• Factors related to the structure of the school

• Factors related to the physical environment

1-Family 2-Media 3-Cultural environment 4-School

Which of the above can be described as socio-cultural factors affecting student behaviour?

• 1-2-3

• 2-3-4

• 3-4

• 2-3

• 1-2

........... is defined as an internal process that activates, directs and maintains behaviour over time.

Which of the following cannot be one of the developmental problems affecting student behaviour?

• Physical disabilities

• Separation of parents

• Visual or hearing impairment

• Hyperactivity

• Chronic diseases