Behaviorist Teacher Roles and Skills

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Behaviorist teachers need to have knowledge of educational psychology to establish a behavioral reward system in the classroom.

True

Behaviorist teachers do not need to be trained in the scientific method according to the text.

False

All teachers apply the philosophy of behaviorism in their classroom management.

False

Creating a checklist for completed assignments is not mentioned as one of the roles of a behaviorist teacher.

False Signup and view all the answers

Behaviorist teachers are never referred to as 'the controllers of behavior' in the text.

False Signup and view all the answers

Students on Instructional Education Plans (IEPs) do not require additional monitoring and feedback according to the text.

False Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the roles of a behaviorist teacher mentioned in the text?

Creating a checklist for completed assignments Signup and view all the answers

Why is knowledge of educational psychology important for a behaviorist teacher?

To establish a behavioral reward system Signup and view all the answers

What term is used to describe behaviorist teachers in terms of their role?

The controllers of behavior Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of Behaviorism requires teachers to be trained in the scientific method?

Empirical verification Signup and view all the answers

Why might students on Instructional Education Plans (IEPs) require more monitoring and feedback according to the text?

As they need more individual attention Signup and view all the answers

What do Behaviorist teachers need to know about in order to establish an appropriate behavioral reward system?

Educational Psychology Signup and view all the answers

In addition to monitoring classroom events, what else is mentioned as a role of the teacher?

Applying a reward and accountability system Signup and view all the answers

Why do teachers applying Behaviorism have a significant responsibility according to the text?

They are in charge of classroom and student management Signup and view all the answers

Behaviorist Teacher Roles and Skills

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Behaviorist teachers need to have knowledge of educational psychology to establish a behavioral reward system in the classroom.

Behaviorist teachers do not need to be trained in the scientific method according to the text.

All teachers apply the philosophy of behaviorism in their classroom management.

Creating a checklist for completed assignments is not mentioned as one of the roles of a behaviorist teacher.

Behaviorist teachers are never referred to as 'the controllers of behavior' in the text.

Students on Instructional Education Plans (IEPs) do not require additional monitoring and feedback according to the text.

What is one of the roles of a behaviorist teacher mentioned in the text?

Why is knowledge of educational psychology important for a behaviorist teacher?

What term is used to describe behaviorist teachers in terms of their role?

Which aspect of Behaviorism requires teachers to be trained in the scientific method?

Why might students on Instructional Education Plans (IEPs) require more monitoring and feedback according to the text?

What do Behaviorist teachers need to know about in order to establish an appropriate behavioral reward system?

In addition to monitoring classroom events, what else is mentioned as a role of the teacher?

Why do teachers applying Behaviorism have a significant responsibility according to the text?

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