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WorksheetsQuiz #3 - Classroom Management
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
It is better to create rules starting with the word "Don't" rather than "Do".
Ture
False
It is important for teachers to model good behavior because:
you can't assume that the student knows how to behave
they are bad to the bone
they don't want a timeout
they are goody two shoes
A good way to foster independence in the classroom is to allow students to join in the process of deciding classroom rules/procedures.
True
False
Expectations are important because:
all teachers have them
they let your students know exactly what you want from them
the administrator expects you to have them in the classroom
Which of the following statements from a teacher would be considered classroom management through the use of negative reinforcement?
"Every time you get out of your seat without permission, you get a mark on your behavior chart."
"If you would start turning in your homework, I wouldn't have to call your mother every afternoon."
"If you reach your reading goal, you can receive a reward."
"Billy, sit still and focus on your work!"
In order to practice effective behavior management, classroom rules
should only be enforced when they are blatantly violated
should be followed by all students and be consistently enforced
should have unpredictable consequences.
should be flexible and followed when necessary.
A teacher wants to make sure that her students understand and remember the classroom rules. The best way to accomplish this is to
hang them on the poster in the back of the room.
Print them out and have students sign that they will follow them.
Present them to the class, clearly post them, then review them periodically.
Send a copy of them home so that parents can review them with the students.
Punishments have at least 4 consequences that frequently lead to increased classroom disruption. Which of the following is NOT one of the consequences?
Punishment brings attention to those who misbehave
Punishment only temporarily suppresses bad behavior
Punishment replaces bad behavior with desired behavior
Punishment disrupts the continuity of your lesson
