Teachers used to be noted for having good “disciplinary skills.” Now researchers talk about teachers' “classroom management styles.” Describe those skills encompassed in the meaning of classroom management which may go beyond concepts of "discipline."
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Classroom management includes maintaining an appropriate and orderly environment for student learning, but it also includes developing teacher-student rapport, and housekeeping duties like record keeping and managing time and resources.
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Before children have learned to read, they begin to recognize
a. that print means something. b. that there is a consistent relationship between the letters of the alphabet and words. c. a variety of words, when these are presented in their appropriate context. d. All of these answers.
The population size divided by the desired sample size is known as the:
a. Starting point b. Sample size c. Sampling interval d. Sample relationship criterion
If a home language survey indicates a language other than English is used in the home, then
a. federal law requires that the student be placed in a bilingual education program b. the student must be tested to determine proficiency in oral and written English c. the student must be placed in a newcomer program that serves English learners d. the student is tested twice in English proficiency to assure validity of results