Glasser's "noncoercive discipline" relies on the teacher laying down strict (but reasonable) rules for class behavior and accepting no nonsense from students
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
F
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A teacher sees John poke Karen and says, "John, we keep our hands to ourselves in this class." John stops poking Karen. This example best illustrates the teacher's use of:
a. organization. b. negative reinforcement. c. momentum. d. desists.
What reasons do you think Ms. Phipps might consider administering a questionnaire to evaluate her inclusion program?
a. They are easily and quickly completed. b. They maintain the confidentiality of respondents. c. They can be presented using a Likert-type scale. d. All of the above
Identify the various types of assessments used to gather authentic information about young children with delays. Give an example of how and when you would use each.
What will be an ideal response?
An observer using a sign coding system would categorize behavior according to
a. critical incidents. c. occurrences during a specified time. b. individual occurrences of the behavior. d. All of these are true.