Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Glasser maintains that we cannot control anyone’s behavior except our own—hence, teachers can only “influence,” not control, students’ behavior.
2. “Boss teachers” are those who set high standards for most students and then leave the students to follow their own judgment as to how to learn.
3. “Boss teachers” are most effective at the primary level, while “lead teachers” are most effective at the secondary level.
4. When students break class rules, Glasser would have the teacher use noncoercive influence tactics to redirect the students’ attention to the learning at hand.
5. Glasser urges teachers to learn and make use of “seven connecting habits,” examples of which are supporting students and befriending them.
1. TRUE
2. FALSE
3. FALSE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Playing a musical instrument has been associated with an increase in scores on measures of intelligence.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Elizabeth and Alexandria live in a home where the family income is below poverty level. Their mother was not able to enroll them in Head Start because
A. Only one-third make it through the screening process and into the program. B. Only one-third of eligible people are interested in participating. C. The remaining two-thirds participate in Title One programs. D. There is a lack of funding for services for all who are entitled or qualify.
According to the ABC'S approach, what best captures the "S"?
a. Challenging goals b. Self-efficacy c. Motivation d. Self-Reflection and Regulation