Chapter 4: Classroom management

What is an example of a seating arrangement for a classroom?

• Horseshoes

• Alphabetical order

• Circles

• Separate tables

• Pyramids

Which activity is not suited to orderly rows?

• Watching videos

• Explaining a grammar point

• Scavenger Hunt

• Individualized quizzes

What is the best arrangement for a class with between 80 to 150 students?

How should NOT teachers ask questions to the class?

• Ask the students at the back

• Ask in order (student by student, line by line)

• Ask students from all parts of the room

• Ask the quiet students

In which seating arrangement, the teacher's position is less dominating?

Which seating arrangement can help lower the barriers between the teachers and their students?

• Separate tables

• Circles

• Orderly rows

• Horseshoes

Separate tables arrangement make whole-class teaching more difficult, since _______?

Which is NOT a technique for good classroom management?

• Increase your students' self-esteem with praise and encouragement.

• Try to understand why your students are misbehaving.

• Change it up.

• Be interesting in the classroom.

TRUE or FALSE: Teachers not only focus on lectures but need to aware of what students are doing.

• TRUE

• FALSE

TRUE or FALSE: Teachers not only use teaching methods but should use many activities, games, and teaching methods with different learning styles.

• TRUE

• FALSE