Understanding Student Resistance

What is the role of routines in managing stress and anxiety?

• They provide structure and stability.

• They have no significant impact on stress and anxiety.

• They increase stress and anxiety levels.

• They lead to unpredictable outcomes.

Why might students feel uneasy when a substitute teacher takes over their class?

• Unfamiliarity with the substitute's teaching methods

• Preference for online classes

• Lack of interest in the topic

• Engagement in sports activities

The 'Stress Response' in the Brain State Model is often referred to as:

• Fight or flight response

• Homeostasis

• Rest and digest

• Biological adaptation

A good practice to start a class after introducing yourself to the students is to

• Begin with a brief lesson overview

• Immediately assign homework

• Start with a detailed explanation of past topics

• Skip formalities completely

What is an important action for a substitute teacher to take to establish a positive classroom environment?

• Introduce themselves and explain their role

• Ignore the students and focus on the lesson plan

• Immediately start with strict rules

• Ask students to remain silent

It is important for a substitute teacher to introduce themselves to the students because:

• It helps build rapport and establish trust.

• It shows the teacher's willingness to follow orders.

• It is a routine administrative procedure.

• It is a legal requirement.

The most important thing to remember when dealing with any students is:

• Respect

• Strictness

• Discipline

• Indifference

The concept of 'Global Scan' is:

• A comprehensive evaluation of worldwide data and trends in a brief, systematic manner

• A localized analysis limited to specific areas

• An in-depth evaluation that focuses solely on market trends

• A theoretical concept with no practical application

Emma, a teacher, moves her gaze around the classroom

• To monitor and engage with students

• To intimidate students

• To distract students

• To avoid teaching

A common mistake made by new substitutes is ______.

• Being overly strict in enforcing rules

• Failing to take control of the classroom

• Overemphasizing lesson plans

• Ignoring student needs