Education K-12 Classroom Management

Question 1

Which classroom management approach focuses on building relationships and using natural consequences rather than punishment?

Accepted Answer

Restorative practices

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Assertive discipline

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Token economy

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Authoritarian management

Question 2

What is a 'token economy' in classroom behavior management?

Accepted Answer

A system where students earn tokens for desired behaviors that can be exchanged for rewards

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Using real money to reward students

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A classroom currency used for store simulations

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An intrinsic motivation strategy

Question 3

What does 'proximity control' mean as a classroom management technique?

Accepted Answer

Moving physically near a student to redirect behavior without verbal intervention

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Controlling how close students sit to each other

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Using a seating chart to prevent disruptions

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Monitoring students from a distance using cameras

Question 4

According to Lee Canter's Assertive Discipline model, what must teachers clearly communicate to students?

Accepted Answer

Specific expectations, consistent consequences, and firm follow-through

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Only positive expectations

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That students choose their own rules

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That grading is the only consequence for misbehavior

Question 5

What is the primary benefit of establishing classroom routines and procedures at the start of the school year?

Accepted Answer

They minimize transition time and behavioral disruptions throughout the year

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They reduce the need for lesson planning

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They replace the need for a discipline policy

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They ensure all students perform at the same level

Question 6

What does PBIS stand for in school-wide behavior management?

Accepted Answer

Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports

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Peer-Based Instructional Strategies

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Progressive Behavioral Improvement System

Answer

Personal Behavior Incentive Schedule