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What is classroom management?
What is a key feature of a well-managed classroom?
What elements impact the effectiveness of instruction?
Multidimensionality, Simultaneity, Immediacy, Unpredictability, Publicness, History
What are the 11 Guiding Principles of Classroom Management Procedures?
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What is the most overlooked dimension in classroom management?
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What does Psychosocial Dimension refer to?
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What factors determine classroom dynamics?
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What is the Procedural Dimension?
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What is the role of classroom rules?
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What are some tips for classroom procedures?
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What does the Physical Dimension involve?
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What should you remember in classroom arrangements?
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What does the Behavioral Dimension involve?
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What is Positive Reinforcement?
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What must reinforcements be?
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What is Negative Reinforcement?
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Give an example of Negative Reinforcement.
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What is Extinction in behavioral management?
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What is Contingency Contracting?
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What is the Dependent Contingency Method?
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What is the Interdependent Contingency Method?
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What are Natural Consequences?
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What is a Logical Consequence?
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What is Punishment?
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What are Reprimands?
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What is Response Cost?
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What are Time Outs?
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What is Self-Monitoring?
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What is Self-Instruction?
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What are the different dimensions of classroom management?
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Study Notes
Classroom Management Overview
- Classroom management designs the environment to foster effective teaching and learning.
- A well-managed classroom encourages student choice, growth, and empowerment.
Key Elements Influencing Instruction
- Multidimensionality: Various activities occur simultaneously.
- Simultaneity: Multiple events happen at the same time.
- Immediacy: Instruction occurs at a rapid pace.
- Unpredictability: Unexpected changes influence dynamics.
- Publicness: Actions are observed by classmates.
- History: Past events shape current classroom interactions.
Guiding Principles of Classroom Management
- Every student is valued.
- Develop meaningful relationships.
- Foster a positive classroom climate.
- Maintain teacher control while planning ahead.
- Integrate student choice and diversity considerations.
- Adopt proactive over reactive approaches.
- Ensure consistency in management practices.
- Collaborate with colleagues and keep management strategies subtle.
Cultural Considerations
- Cultural diversity is often the most neglected aspect of effective classroom management.
Classroom Dynamics Factors
- Influence of students, teachers, peers, and family life on overall classroom dynamics.
Dimensions of Classroom Management
- Psychosocial: Addresses the psychological and social aspects affecting classroom interaction.
- Procedural: Involves established rules and procedures for classroom operation.
- Physical: Concerns the manipulable aspects of the physical classroom environment.
- Behavioral: Focuses on managing disruptive behaviors.
Effective Classroom Rules and Procedures
- Rules create expectations for behavior and contribute to a positive environment.
- Emphasize modeling procedures, simplicity, and positive over negative phrasing.
Classroom Arrangement Best Practices
- Ensure accessibility for all students, particularly those with behavioral challenges.
Reinforcement Techniques
- Positive Reinforcement: Introduces pleasant consequences to encourage desired behaviors.
- Reinforcements must be meaningful and presented immediately for maximum effectiveness.
- Negative Reinforcement: Removal of an adverse condition to encourage behavior continuation.
- Examples of negative reinforcement illustrate favorable outcomes.
Behavioral Management Strategies
- Extinction: Decrease behavior by ignoring or removing reinforcements.
- Contingency Contracting: Develop agreements with students for reinforcement based on behavior.
- Dependent Contingency: Group reward based on one member’s success.
- Interdependent Contingency: Entire group must meet goals for rewards.
- Natural Consequences: Use realistic consequences from students' environments.
- Logical Consequences: Expected outcomes from specific behaviors.
- Punishment: Introduce negative conditions or remove positives to deter behavior.
- Reprimands: Communicate inappropriate behaviors directly to students.
- Response Cost: Withdraw rewards for inappropriate behavior.
- Time Outs: Isolate students from reinforcement opportunities.
Self-Regulation Techniques
- Self-Monitoring: Students assess and record their own behaviors.
- Self-Instruction: Techniques that facilitate students teaching themselves.
Dimensions of Classroom Management
- Organizational, Instructional, Behavioral, Physical, Procedural, Psychosocial aspects contribute to effective classroom management.
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