Classroom Rules and Procedures Quiz

When teachers model behavior they:

• Turn students into robots who are expected to behave the same way at all times.

• Have students copy rules and expectations from the board three times each so that the rules stick.

• Demonstrate what is expected of students in the classroom by explicitly showing them what to do.

• Show students how to walk a fashion runway like a real model.

Social story scripts are:

• Theatrical productions that are based on social issues that changed our society.

• Stories that are used to encourage appropriate behaviors

• Used only for children who may have a disability and need reinforcement of behaviors.

• Hollywood movies that have children as part of the cast.

Rules and expectations for the elementary classroom should be:

• Extremely strict and rigid so that students know that you are not a pushover.

• Based on information you received about students from their previous teachers.

• Created after the first couple of weeks so that you and the students can get to know each other.

• Clear and concise so that young students are not overwhelmed by too much information.

CHAMPS stands for:

• Commitment, Help, Asking, Monitoring, Progress, Students

• Conversation, Happiness, Anger, Movement, Participation, Success

• Children, Hands Up, Adults, Modeling, Participation, Sacrifice

• Conversation, Help, Activity, Movement, Participation, Success

Visual representations:

• Are useful in supporting and reinforcing rules for all students.

• Should be used in a limited capacity so that students do not rely too much on them.

• Should only be used if students have a disability or language barrier.

• Should never be used in the classroom.