Question 1

Which of the following is a common policy for student movement?

Accepted Answer

A) All movement requires permission. 
B) Students may move without asking permission. 
C) Different rules for movement within and outside the classroom. 
D) All of these approaches are commonly used by teachers. 
A) All movement requires permission. 
B) Students may move without asking permission. 
C) Different rules for movement within and outside the classroom. 
D) All of these approaches are commonly used by teachers. D

Question 2

How does Glasser's Choice Theory apply to the classroom?

Accepted Answer

Glasser suggests that students be given choices among acceptable behaviors in order to meet fundamental needs.

Question 3

What implicit message is conveyed when desks are arranged in single rows?

Accepted Answer

A) Students are expected to collaborate with one another. 
B) Students are expected to work independently and in silence. 
C) Students are encouraged to share their work with classmates. 
D) Students are considered the teacher's peers. 
A) Students are expected to collaborate with one another. 
B) Students are expected to work independently and in silence. 
C) Students are encouraged to share their work with classmates. 
D) Students are considered the teacher's peers. B

Question 4

What message is conveyed when a teacher's desk is in the back or on one side of the classroom, rather than in the front?

Accepted Answer

A) The teacher is in charge of the learning. 
B) The students are in charge of the discipline in the classroom. 
C) The teacher considers the students his or her equals. 
D) The students may have some decision-making responsibility around learning activities. 
A) The teacher is in charge of the learning. 
B) The students are in charge of the discipline in the classroom. 
C) The teacher considers the students his or her equals. 
D) The students may have some decision-making responsibility around learning activities.

Question 5

What is the role of a class prefect?

Accepted Answer

A) To help manage the behavior of his or her classmates. 
B) To organize learning activities in the classroom. 
C) To be the academic exemplar for his or her classmates. 
D) To be the spokesperson for his or her classmates to the school administration. 
A) To help manage the behavior of his or her classmates. 
B) To organize learning activities in the classroom. 
C) To be the academic exemplar for his or her classmates. 
D) To be the spokesperson for his or her classmates to the school administration.

Question 6

Mr.Adams plans to have his students work in groups often.How should he arrange the desks in his classroom?

Accepted Answer

A) in a horseshoe shape 
B) in single rows 
C) in groups of four or five 
D) in a circle around the teacher's desk 
A) in a horseshoe shape 
B) in single rows 
C) in groups of four or five 
D) in a circle around the teacher's desk

Question 7

Why are classroom rules important?

Accepted Answer

They provide clear g

Question 8

Glasser's Choice Theory is based on the concept that

Accepted Answer

A) human behavior is driven by fundamental needs. 
B) human behavior is governed by stimulus and response. 
C) human emotions govern all behaviors. 
D) humans have little control over their behaviors. 
A) human behavior is driven by fundamental needs. 
B) human behavior is governed by stimulus and response. 
C) human emotions govern all behaviors. 
D) humans have little control over their behaviors.

Question 9

List three common arrangements for student desks in classrooms, and describe the effects each tends to have on patterns of talking in the classroom.

Accepted Answer

1.Desks in rows - tends to dis

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a reason some teachers dislike requiring students to raise their hands to talk?

Accepted Answer

A) Hand-raising makes class discussion less spontaneous. 
B) Hand-raising favors students who know the answer to the teacher's questions. 
C) Some students may be or feel excluded from class discussion when hand-raising is required. 
D) Hand-raising creates a more orderly classroom environment. 
A) Hand-raising makes class discussion less spontaneous. 
B) Hand-raising favors students who know the answer to the teacher's questions. 
C) Some students may be or feel excluded from class discussion when hand-raising is required. 
D) Hand-raising creates a more orderly classroom environment.

Which of the following is a common policy for student movement?

How does Glasser's Choice Theory apply to the classroom?

What implicit message is conveyed when desks are arranged in single rows?

What message is conveyed when a teacher's desk is in the back or on one side of the classroom, rather than in the front?

What is the role of a class prefect?

Mr.Adams plans to have his students work in groups often.How should he arrange the desks in his classroom?

Why are classroom rules important?

Glasser's Choice Theory is based on the concept that

List three common arrangements for student desks in classrooms, and describe the effects each tends to have on patterns of talking in the classroom.

Which of the following is NOT a reason some teachers dislike requiring students to raise their hands to talk?

Reflective Teaching for Student Learning

Understanding Student Differences

Teaching Culturally Diverse Learners

Teaching Students With Disabilities

Teaching Academically Diverse Learners

Key Principles of Learning

School Culture

Maintaining the Classroom Environment

Planning What to Teach

Planning Lessons

How to Teach

Communication in the Classroom

Teaching and Technology

Assessment for Learning

Tools for Assessment

Working With Your Students Families

Working With Colleagues

School Governance and Funding

Professional Performance Assessment

The Ethics of Teaching

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Exam 8: Establishing the Classroom Environment

Which of the following is a common policy for student movement?

How does Glasser's Choice Theory apply to the classroom?

What implicit message is conveyed when desks are arranged in single rows?

What message is conveyed when a teacher's desk is in the back or on one side of the classroom, rather than in the front?

What is the role of a class prefect?

Mr.Adams plans to have his students work in groups often.How should he arrange the desks in his classroom?

Why are classroom rules important?

Glasser's Choice Theory is based on the concept that

List three common arrangements for student desks in classrooms, and describe the effects each tends to have on patterns of talking in the classroom.

Which of the following is NOT a reason some teachers dislike requiring students to raise their hands to talk?

Reflective Teaching for Student Learning

Understanding Student Differences

Teaching Culturally Diverse Learners

Teaching Students With Disabilities

Teaching Academically Diverse Learners

Key Principles of Learning

School Culture

Maintaining the Classroom Environment

Planning What to Teach

Planning Lessons

How to Teach

Communication in the Classroom

Teaching and Technology

Assessment for Learning

Tools for Assessment

Working With Your Students Families

Working With Colleagues

School Governance and Funding

Professional Performance Assessment

The Ethics of Teaching

Educational Law

Hiring, Firing, and Educational Law

The First Year

Professionalism in Teaching

Filters