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According to Marzano, the #1 variable that affects student achievement is:
According to Marzano, Classroom Management is a confluence of teacher actions in four distinct areas. Which of the following does not belong?
Which of the following is an example of a procedure?
Checking out of school
According to Marzano, which of the following is the best combination for teacher effectiveness?
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According to Marzano, what is 'withitness'?
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What is the third step of Lee Canter's Assertive Discipline process?
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There are a total of 5 steps of Lee Canter's Assertive Discipline Hierarchy for teenagers. Which is the last step of the process?
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According to Canter, an Assertive Teacher should establish what?
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Out of the four Rules for assertive discipline, which is the last overall rule that you should follow?
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What is the first procedure guideline for Assertive Discipline?
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What is the best way to minimize attention?
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According to Dreikurs, what's an unexpected way to get your students' attention?
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According to Dreikurs Classroom Management Model, which is an example of displaying inadequacy?
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According to Dreikurs, what is a way to gain power and control?
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According to Dreikurs, what could you do to distract students from bad behavior?
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According to Thomas, what's the punishment for step 3 in his Counting Method?
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How many steps are in Thomas's Counting Method of Classroom Management?
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According to Thomas, what age gap is his Counting philosophy most effective for?
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According to Thomas, effective teachers are _______ & _______.
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Why did Thomas develop this theory of discipline?
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According to Fred Jones, what is Positive Classroom Management?
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How many clusters are in Fred Jones's Theory of Classroom Management?
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What is one way that body language can factor into good behavior according to Jones?
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What is the first cluster called in Fred Jones's Classroom Management Theory?
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What does Jones mean by 'Say, See, Do'?
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According to Kagan, which of the following is an example of Sharing Responsibility?
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Which of the following is NOT one of Kagan's three pillars?
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Kagan Structures Objective carefully engineers student interaction to maximize cooperation, __________, and ______ engagement.
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In Kagan's classroom management process, how many pillars are there of 'win-win'?
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In teaching the lesson on Kagan's classroom management process, did the teachers use any of the 3 pillar tactics on you?
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According to Wong, a well-managed teacher should...
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According to Wong, a well-managed classroom has...
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Study Notes
Classroom Management Key Concepts
- Marzano identifies classroom management as the primary variable impacting student achievement.
- Teacher actions in classroom management encompass four areas, excluding “Capturing Kids Hearts.”
- An example of a procedure is the process of checking out of school.
- The optimal combination for teacher effectiveness is moderate dominance coupled with moderate cooperation.
- "Withitness" refers to the ability to quickly and accurately recognize and address problem behavior.
Assertive Discipline Framework
- The third step in Lee Canter's Assertive Discipline is a fifteen-minute time out for students.
- The final step in Canter's five-step hierarchy for teenagers involves sending the student to the principal's office.
- Assertive teachers should clearly establish rules and parameters for classroom conduct.
- The last rule for assertive discipline advises avoiding roadblocks in the teaching process.
- The initial procedure guideline for Assertive Discipline involves reviewing classroom rules at the start of the school year.
Strategies for Attention Management
- The most effective strategy to minimize attention-seeking behavior is to stand close to the student.
- According to Dreikurs, unconventional methods to gain student attention include turning off lights, playing a musical instrument, or talking to a wall.
- An example of 'Displaying Inadequacy' in Dreikurs’ model entails focusing on past successes.
- Gaining power and control can be achieved through the use of time-outs as suggested by Dreikurs.
- Distracting misbehaving students effectively can involve standing adjacent to them during their misbehavior.
Thomas' Counting Method
- Thomas' Counting Method consists of three steps.
- The punishment for the third step in Thomas' method is a time-out.
- The method is most effective for children aged 2 to 12 years.
- Effective teachers, according to Thomas, are characterized as warm and demanding.
- The Counting Method was developed to assist parents struggling to discipline their children.
Fred Jones' Classroom Management Theory
- Positive Classroom Management, as defined by Fred Jones, focuses on minimizing wasted class time and teaching students personal responsibility.
- The theory consists of five clusters crucial for effective management.
- Body language influences good behavior, particularly through physical proximity (standing close to students).
- The first cluster in Fred Jones' theory is named “Structure.”
- "Say, See, Do" illustrates the teaching method where the teacher explains, demonstrates, and the students complete the activity.
Kagan's Cooperative Learning Approach
- Kagan describes Sharing Responsibility as the act of taking ownership of one’s actions and effecting change.
- “Corrective Actions” is not regarded as one of Kagan's three pillars of classroom management.
- Kagan’s structures are designed to enhance communication, cooperation, and active student engagement.
- There are three pillars in Kagan's "win-win" approach to classroom management.
- Teaching practices, as per Kagan's model, often incorporate strategies that emphasize a "same side" approach.
Wong's Classroom Management Principles
- Well-managed teachers ensure that student progress is accurately recorded in their record book.
- A well-managed classroom is characterized by effective systems and routines facilitating learning and behavior management.
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Test your knowledge of classroom management concepts with these flashcards. Based on Marzano's findings, this quiz covers essential definitions and examples relating to effective classroom practices. Perfect for educators looking to enhance their management skills.