Negative self-talk can affect your concentration in the classroom.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
If you listen to the voice of your internal critic or child (both of whom make statements that are distracting and sometimes disturbing), you could lose your concentration and miss some important information that is being presented in class.
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Under the child benefit theory,
a. States may provide textbooks directly to children attending nonpublic schools. b. States may provide transportation for children attending nonpublic schools. c. Public school districts may provide a sign language interpreter to a private school student. b. All of the above.
Understanding the issue is an ongoing process that occurs throughout the problem solving between supervisors and teachers. The supervisor uses a reflective behavior in which of the following:
a. To understand the initial problem b. To paraphrase understanding of the teacher's message c. To restate the teacher's plan d. All of the above
A "mistakes are for learning mindset" says that:
a. There are only two types of mistakes that should be avoided, those that cause harm to yourself or someone else and the same mistake. b. Mistakes are an opportunity for learning and are often our most powerful teachers. c. Mistakes are not the end of the world and are often helpful learning tools. d. All of these statements are true.
Studies have documented that ______ students receive office referrals and harsh punishment at a significantly higher rate than European American students.
a. Asian American b. Native American c. Hispanic American d. African American