Questions and Answers
What type of teacher exhibits a high level of control but a low level of involvement with students?
Which type of teacher has low levels of both control and involvement?
What characterizes the authoritative teacher?
Which teacher becomes friendly with students but loses authority due to low control?
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What does classroom management refer to?
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Study Notes
Classroom Management Styles
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Authoritarian Teacher
- High control over classroom dynamics
- Low student involvement
- Strictly enforces rules, assigns seating, and relies on direct instruction
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Permissive Teacher
- Low control and low student involvement
- Often unprepared with no lesson plans
- Frequently "wings it" and uses movies to engage students
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Authoritative Teacher
- High levels of both control and student involvement
- Balances firmness with fairness
- Encourages class discussions and uses positive reinforcement
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Indulgent Teacher
- High involvement with students but low control
- Establishes a friendly rapport, potentially compromising authority
- Focuses on building relationships rather than maintaining structure
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Classroom Management
- Organization of the learning environment
- Essential for maintaining student focus and academic progress
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Test your knowledge on different classroom management styles with these flashcards. Learn about authoritarian and permissive teaching approaches, their characteristics, and implications for student engagement. Perfect for educators looking to refine their teaching strategies.
