Which instructional strategy rewards students for following classroom rules and engaging in positive behaviors during set periods during the day?
A. The Pyramid Model
B. The Good Behavior Game
C. Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports
D. Check-In/Check-Out
Answer: B
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Owing to the psychological changes experienced by adolescents, which of the following would improve learning in a middle school environment?
a. increased opportunities for competition, social comparisons, and public evaluations in the classroom b. maintaining rules of order and course requirements that are determined by knowledgeable adults c. relationships with teachers that are more professional and less personal than in elementary classes d. giving the adolescent increased responsibility for making decisions about how the classroom will operate
Tom is given a test. He watches a cartoon showing the following series of events. In the cartoon, Suzy places a toy in a red box. Suzy then leaves the room. While she is gone, Mikey in the cartoon moves the toy and puts it in a blue box. Suzy then comes back to the room wanting the toy. Tom is now asked where Suzy will look for it. If Tom has a theory of mind (ToM), what will he say?
a. Suzy will not look for the toy b. Suzy will look for the toy in the red box c. Suzy will yawn and get bored d. Suzy will look for the toy in the blue box
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