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Question 1:

________ is the actions teachers undertake to create environments that enhance academic learning and appropriate social skill development.
a) Academic management
b) Environmental management
c) Behaviour management
d) Classroom management

Question 2:

Nearly half of all students exhibit disruptive behaviours in the classroom.
a) True
b) False

Question 3:

According to Levin, Nolan, Kerr, and Elliott, "problem behaviour" is behaviour that does all of the following EXCEPT ________.
a) interferes with the teaching act
b) interferes with the rights of others to learn
c) is criminal in nature
d) destroys property

Question 4:

The predominant mindset of successful students is that they believe that they are active participants in their learning environments, not simply passive receivers of it.
a) True
b) False

Question 5:

Advocates of the ________ teacher orientation believe that it is the student’s role to challenge inequalities and undemocratic power relationships and that teachers have a responsibility to support power sharing in classrooms
a) Traditional
b) Liberal progressive
c) Socially critical
d) Laissez-faire

Question 6:

According to Johnson et al., the majority of teachers hold a socially critical or laissez-faire teaching orientation.
a) True
b) False

Question 7:

The assertive discipline model of classroom discipline requires teachers to control the classroom by ________.
a) reinforcing or punishing displayed behaviours
b) insisting on appropriate student behaviour and rewarding it, and by responding assertively to inappropriate behaviours with consequences
c) reinforcing logical consequences of a behaviour, which students will perceives as fair
d) creating a warm, supportive, student-centred learning environments where students can examine the underlying causes of their misbehaviours

Question 8:

Positive behaviour intervention support (PBIS) teaches alternative positive behaviours and employs meaningful consequences instead of simple punishments.
a) True
b) False

Question 9:

________ is a classroom management model that emphasizes clarifying what students are expected to do and helping them learn to do it rather than focusing on misbehaviour and after-the-fact discipline
a) Assertive discipline
b) Applied behaviour analysis
c) Behaviour modification
d) Dynamic classroom management

Question 10:

Dynamic classroom management requires teachers to change student hehaviour.
a) True
b) False

Higher Education

Educational Foundations in Canada: Chapter 02