How can teachers help families understand what is happening during play?
A) Teachers can explain that children are passive during play
B) Teachers can point out that children's minds are idle during play
C) Teachers can describe how children are active explorers during play
D) Teachers can tell parents that children are just running off energy
C
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Research has indicated that isolation and individualism has been observed through the work environment. Which of the following describes this research?
a. Open classrooms represented areas in which teachers could view individual methods of teaching. b. Teachers work in visual isolation where they work in different places at the same time; however, they do not observe each other. c. When a teacher is almost exclusively with children, they are psychologically alone. d. Teachers share methods in their classroom with others during their planning times.
Mr. Silver wants to improve his listening skills so that he can participate more effectively as a member of his grade level team. What would be the simplest and most overlooked strategy for Mr. Silver to follow?
A. Eliminate distractions B. Establish listening goals C. Talk less D. Avoid interruptions
In the intervention program, Reading Rescue, students did best when they read text with ________% of accuracy.
A. 90 B. 92 C. 95 D. 98
Evertson and Harris have made several contributions to the field of classroom management. These include:
a. the identification of goals of misbehavior or the reasons for children misbehaving. b. behavior modification (or a form of behaviorism) where positive reinforcement changes negative behaviors. c. the focus on teachers' instructional behaviors and different interventions for different misbehaviors. d. PAT – Preferred Activity Time – that allows students to have additional time for appropriate behavior.