Assertive Discipline Quiz

What is the primary goal of assertive discipline?

• To focus solely on positive reinforcement

• To put teachers in charge of their classes

• To allow students to set their own rules

• To eliminate all forms of punishment

Which of the following is NOT a step in implementing assertive discipline?

• Deciding on consequences

• Ignoring inappropriate behavior

• Developing rules based on observable behaviors

• Involving parents and principals

What should teachers use to respond to appropriate behavior according to assertive discipline?

• Negative consequences

• Physical punishment

• Verbal limit-setting

• Positive reinforcers

What is a suggested maximum number of negative consequences in assertive discipline?

• Three

• Five

• Seven

• Ten

What is the purpose of 'I' messages in assertive discipline?

• To express the teacher's wants and needs

• To criticize the student's behavior

• To avoid confrontation

• To praise the student

What is a disadvantage of assertive discipline mentioned in the text?

• It may unintentionally reinforce negative behavior

• It focuses solely on positive consequences

• It promotes individuality in dealing with students

• It guarantees that all students' needs are met

What should be done if a discipline plan does not work after one week's application?

• Change the order of the consequences

• Continue with the same plan

• Ignore the student's behavior

• Eliminate all consequences

What is a recommended positive consequence for secondary students?

• Extra homework

• Detention

• A progress note to parents

• Public praise in class

What is the role of parents in the assertive discipline plan?

• To ignore the discipline plan

• To decide the classroom rules

• To be actively involved in both positive and negative consequences

• To only administer positive consequences