In early models of discipline, the teacher would tell the students what not to do and punish them if they didn't do it
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A psychologically safe environment is one that:
a. adheres to all safety standards. b. accepts children as they are. c. helps children accept themselves. d. helps children accept themselves and accepts children as they are.
Select the teacher comment, from the ones listed below, that is most likely to discourage creative ideas and new projects:
A. Good thinking (child’s name)! B. It’s never been done that way. C. Let’s see how we can use it! D. What a great possibility. E. All of the above.
Written over the three centuries between AD 200 and 500 and encompassing the collective thought and wisdom of the Hebrew people spanning the thousand years between 500 BC and AD 500, the _____ contains numerous references to the education of children
a. Koran b. Talmud c. Dead Sea Scrolls d. Bible
When preparing students to take the responsibility for managing their own behaviors, teachers should:
a. make no verbal comments when delivering reinforcement b. always choose the reinforcer themselves c. ask the student to restate contingencies d. all of the above