Chapter 11 EDU

Due process and equal protection are guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution by the

14th amendment

_____________ is when teachers are engaged with their students and provide verbal encouragement to what they are saying

Active Listening

At the high school level, the system this system would involve students writing their own name on the board and putting tally marks after their name when misbehavior occurs.

Affective Discipline

The system for behavior where one would see individual colored cards for each student often in individually named packets is_________________________?

Affective Discipline

The system that focuses on teachers insisting upon responsible behavior from students is known as_________________________?

Affective Discipline

__________________________ tell us that behavior is learned and can be modified.

Behavior Psychology

Which of the following is not an example of displaying unconditional positive regard?

Comprehensive rule development with supports

_______________________ is maintained through the establishment of rules and guidelines of behavior

Conduct Management

___________________ is said by some to get in the way of creativity?

Consequences

According to Johnson and Johnson, which of the following is not a component of their well-managed classroom?

Content management

Teachers employing the ___________________ approach view students as social beings who want to be accepted by the group.

Democratic Classroom

Which theorist five dimensions of classroom life?

Doyle

The view that classroom management "involves a series of decisions teachers make to create classroom communities where students are engaged in worthwhile activities that support their learning" is attributed to

Emer, Evertson, and Worsham.

Which theorist offered four key elements to good room arrangement?

Emmert & Evertson

Effective classroom management involves managing all of the following except?

Enrollment

Conduct management involves which of the following?

Establishment of rules and guidelines

___________________________________ asserted that classroom management becomes routine once rules and expectations are made clear and instruction is well managed.

Evertson & Emmer

Lack of knowledge of content standards is often cited as a number one concern of beginning teachers.

False

Routines, rules, and schedules discourage spontaneity and creativity.

False

The amendments to the U.S. Constitution that address students' and teachers' rights and responsibilities are the

First and Fourteenth.

The theorist who advocates use of the Choice Theory approach is

Glasser.

Which of the following deals with the idea set forth by Doyle of 'events in the classroom are constantly in the making'?

History

Which of the following deals with the idea set forth by Doyle of 'life in a classroom is fast paced and close and some events must be taken care of immediately'?

Immediacy

Classroom management defined as "the act of supervising relationships, behaviors, and instructional settings and lessons for communities of learners" is attributed to

Iverson.

Which theorist discussed the interior loop of the classroom and how the room arrangement influenced behavior?

Jones

Which philosophy creates an environment respectful of the citizenship rights of students?

Judicious Discipline

Covenant management involves which of the following?

Managing relationships and highly developed communication skills

Which of the following is not a component of how behavior is modified according to behavioral psychology?

Modeling

Which of the following deals with the idea set forth by Doyle of 'classrooms are complex, tightly populated social structure?

Multidimensionality

Content management involves which of the following?

Planning the physical environment, deciding on daily procedures

In order to have effective classroom management, the teacher must have expert knowledge in all of the following areas except:

Psychological processes

The idea of providing students the opportunity to be leaders in the classroom and take responsibility for their choices is attributed to

Quay and Quaglia.

When children are rewarded for acceptable behavior they will continue to exhibit that behavior. This is an example of using_____________________

Reinforcement

According to _____________________________ a democratic classroom provides an excellent venue for brain maturation

Robert Sylvester

Which of the following deals with the idea set forth by Doyle of 'many actions occur at the same time in a classroom'?

Simultaneity

Who has almost sole responsibility for managing a classroom?

Teachers

When students are actively engaged in learning, this is referred to as?

Time on task

A teacher must recognize the worth and dignity of every person in order to implement a democratic approach to classroom management

True

Activation involves the use of advance organizers to bring students' full attention to instruction.

True

All talk contains some type of emotional content.

True

Each developmental level has a set of typical behaviors.

True

Establishing a personal philosophy of classroom management must begin with knowledge of models and theories in the field.

True

Kohn advocates cooperation as the key to effective classroom management.

True

Most forms of management begin with rules.

True

Robert Sylvester argued that a democratic classroom provides an excellent venue for brain maturation.

True

Routines, rules, and schedules provide the framework in which our actions take place.

True

Stereotypical behaviors exist for each developmental level of children

True

The psychosocial dimension involves an individual's need for belonging.

True

The reaction of children to rules, regulations and procedures is universal among all children.

True

Three to five classroom rules for appropriate behavior are considered ideal.

True

Reflection can include journal writing, class meetings, and suggestion box use.

Ture

Which of the following deals with the idea set forth by Doyle of 'everything that happens in a classroom is public'?

Unpredictable and Public Climate

Which of the following is not a component of Gordon's instruction and communication approaches to classroom management?

Using negative or neutral words

A "complex set of strategies that a teacher uses to establish and maintain the conditions that will enable students to learn" is a view attributed to

Weber

The theorist who views classroom management as "all the things that a teacher does to organize students, space, time and materials so that instruction and student learning can take place is

Wong

An effective classroom arrangement to support learning includes

all rules and consequences clearly in view at all times.

Rules should be developed

by the person who is going to enforce them.

Positive reinforcement involves all of the following except

focusing on negative behavior.

The period of learning information about their surroundings as roles and procedures are established is

forming

Rules provide

guidance and clarity to routines.

The advent of school violence and dangerous weapons has led to all of the following except

increased student absenteeism.

Classroom arrangement is dictated by all of the following except

resource allocation.

According to Evertson and Emmer, classroom management becomes routine once

rules and expectations are clear.

The more time students have to learn, the more chances they have for

success.

Social emotional and group dynamics management approaches involve all of the following except

teacher-driven classrooms.

Assertive discipline involves

teachers insisting on responsible behaviors from students.

The democratic classroom approach depends on all of the following except

teachers using elections for all issues.

An effective classroom manager must be aware of all of the following except

technology integration.

Iverson's four stages that can influence management and discipline in the classroom are forming, storming, norming and performing.

true