WorksheetsDTR Pre-Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The acronym DTR stands for...
Discipline that Restores
Discipline Takes Respect
Developing Truth & Respect
Developing True Restoration
The first step of the DTR model is...
Student/Teacher Conflict
Preparation
Usual Constructive Reminders
Respect Agreement
The word Shalom means...
discipline
love
honesty
peace
Which Greek word means a selfless, unconditional love?
ludus
philia
agape
eros
How many sections are there in a respect agreement?
three
four
two
six
What does the acronym ACE stand for?
Affective Choice Example
Affective Cognitive Experience
Attention Choice Example
Adverse Childhood Experience
According to DTR, misbehavior is viewed primarily as...
... a violation of a school or classroom rule.
... an offense against human relationships.
... a violation of a community expectation.
... an offense against cultural norms.
DTR prefers that conflicts are resolved...
... in a public forum so that everyone can benefit.
... privately, when school is not in session.
... as soon as possible with the parties involved.
... only if the conflict is inhibiting instruction.
What 2 words in Chinese are combined to make the word CONFLICT?
anger + decision
desire + barrier
danger + opportunity
obstacle + will
What does this diagram show?
Four different volleyball strategies
Four different teaching models
Four different interaction options to resolve conflict
Four different leadership models
What is NOT true about DTR?
It is focused on building relationships.
It is intended to develop healthy communication skills.
It does not include consequences to misbehavior.
It provides students with opportunities to restore trust.
What is the term "Amygdala Hijack" referring to?
When we respond to a conflict with an excessive emotional response.
When our brain experiences amnesia due to a traumatic brain injury or trauma.
When we fail to learn a new concept because we are distracted.
When we move into a state of cognitive flow.
Why would a teacher use a "thinkery?"
If a teacher wants to punish a misbehaving student.
If a student just needs a quick reminder to get back on task.
If a student is defiant or just needs some time alone to process his/her behavior.
If a student is having a hard time understanding the lesson.
When would a teacher use a "Usual Constructive Reminder?"
If a student is being defiant.
If a student or the entire class just needs a quick reminder to get back on task.
If a student is fighting with another student.
If a student needs to be reminded of the learning objectives of the lesson.
For the purpose of this course, what does this image represent?
a foursquare game
the four options model
constructive reminders
the respect agreement
For the purpose of this course, what does this image represent?
PacMan
the respect agreement
usual constructive reminders
the four options model
For the purpose of this course, what does this image represent?
Audio Instruction
Active Listening and I-Messages
Listening to the Inner You
Hearing Disabilities
For the purpose of this course, what does this image represent?
the four options model
the respect agreement
usual constructive reminders
preparation
For the purpose of this course, what does this image represent?
thinkery
ideation
the "aha" moment
energy
What is NOT one of the four terms associated with preparation in this course?
vision
agape
shalom
autonomy
