A permissive teacher uses ineffective tactics to change the student’s behavior. What are some of the ways this type of teacher tries to stop student misbehavior?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Yelling, cajoling, begging, bargains, making threats that cannot be carried out. Discipline related questions that have no answer.
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Research on the effects of teacher praise indicates that
a. praise is a universal reinforcer. b. praise is reinforcing mainly to remedial students. c. praise that implies a positive evaluation of competence is usually reinforcing. d. effort rather than achievement should be the target of praise.
Which of the following statements about the gender of students in special reading programs is true?
a. There are more girls than boys in reading programs. b. There are more boys than girls in reading programs. c. There is the same number of boys as girls in reading programs. d. Data about gender differences are unknown. e. none of the above
Girls who physically mature early tend to experience which of the following?
a. improved science learning b. high levels of intelligence c. decreased interest in boys d. behavior problems and depression
According to the SCREAM method for helping teachers remember important behaviors when delivering information, the "R" stands for:
a. resistance b. redundancy c. rapport d. review