Discuss the benefits of using Class Dojo with classroom management as opposed to a teacher recording papers via paper-and-pencil.
What will be an ideal response?
Class Dojo allows teachers to record in the moment via a handheld device, rather than having to wait to record it later or store via paper-pencil. Class Dojo also allows teachers to provide parents with real-time info about a student’s behavior. Class Dojo can be used to support Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports.
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A. the scale conveys order or rank only B. the scale has no true zero and is distributed in equal units C. a number is assigned to represent something or someone D. the scale has a true zero and is equidistant
Mark has egocentric ideas about right and wrong. Mark doesn't consider the interests of others. Mark sometimes confuses his parents' perspective with that of his own. Which stage of moral development best describes Mark?
a. ?Preoperational
b. ?Preconventional
c. ?Conventional
d. ?Image-making
Eric has a job as a waiter, and he spends about a quarter of his paycheck buying new music. He keeps his music spending activities secretive from his mother. What advice might we give to Eric's mother?
a. Eric will most likely develop into a trusting adult, but he is at risk for serious problems. If he is secretive about his finances, he is most likely secretive about behaviors that affect his well-being. b. Eric is not demonstrating honesty and his mother should intervene and ask to see paychecks and music expenditures. c. Eric is actually sending a message to his mother that there is a lack of trust in their relationship. Eric's mother should focus on how to rebuild the trust and encourage Eric to share more about his spending habits. d. Be concerned about Eric's disclosure of information related to activities that affect his and others' safety and health, but accept Eric's need for privacy about his spending of discretionary money he earned.
An example(s) of research-based intervention programs successful with elementary students is (are)
a) CLASS b) RECESS c) First Steps to Success d) all of the above