Positive/Negative Climate
Teacher Sensitivity and Regard for Student Perspective
Enter CateBehavior Management and Productivity
Instructional Learning Formats and Concept Development Category
Quality of Feedback and Language Modeling
100

The dimension that includes sarcasm, physical control and irritability.

What is Negative Climate?



100

The subcategories for “Teacher Sensitivity.”

What are student comfort, addressing problems, responsiveness, and awareness?”

100

The dimension that includes clear Behavior Expectations, Proactive Behavior, Redirecting Misbehavior, Student Behavior.        

    

What is “Behavior Management?”

100

The subcategories for “Instructional Learning Formats.”     

    

What are Effective Facilitation, Variety of Modalities and Materials, Student Interest, and Clarity of Learning Objectives?

100

Teachers usually provide additional information to expand on students’ understanding.    

    

What is a high score on “Providing Information?”

200

The subcategory describing teacher use of yelling or threats to establish control. 



   “What is Punitive Control?”


200

The subcategory describing when teacher actions include acknowledging student feelings and providing support.

    

What is “Responsiveness?”

200

The dimension name that includes when teachers use subtle cues to redirect children, when teachers are not reactive, and teachers provide proactive behavior modeling.    

    

What is “Behavior Management?”

200

This subcategory describes a classrooms’  range of materials, range of visual/movement/auditory opportunities, and opportunity for hands-on experiences.    


What is “Variety of Modalities and Materials?”

200

Teachers ask children to explain their thinking.      


What is “Prompting Thought Processes?”

300

The subcategory that includes using a warm, calm voice and eye contact.

What is Respect?

300

The subcategory that gives credit to teachers for planning in order to anticipate challenges or problems.

    

What is “Awareness?”

300

The dimension that includes routines, preparation, transitions and maximizing learning time.      


What is “Productivity?”

300

    DAILY DOUBLE    This dimension measures how much a teacher provides experiences in all these areas: brainstorming, prediction, planning, creating, comparing, connecting, applying, and problem solving.    

    

What is “Concept Development?”

300

Subcategory describing teacher action of not giving an answer but helping children discover answers through hints or simpler examples.        

    

What is “Scaffolding?”

400

The subcategory that includes having positive expectations?

    

     What is Positive Communication?

400

The subcategory and rating for when a teacher often incorporates student interests in planning.      


What is a high, in “Flexibility and Student Focus?”

400

The rating and subcategory for when teachers give clear instructions, have follow-through and children know what they are supposed to do.     

    

What is high, in “Routines?”

400

Teachers often provide opportunities for students to generate their own ideas and products.     

    

What is a high rating for “creating?”

400

Subcategory describing teacher action of recognizing student effort.     

    

What is “Encouragement and Affirmation?”

500

The subcategory that includes teacher enthusiasm.  

What is "Positive Affect?”

500

The subcategory and rating for when students can move freely around the room during activities.    

What is a high, in “Restriction of Movement?”

500

The subcategory and rating for when teachers provide experiences for children, children have options once one tasks are completed, and teachers complete managerial tasks efficiently.    

What is a high score on “Maximizing Learning Time?”

500

Teachers consistently link current topics to previous learning.    

What is a high rating on “Integration?”

500

The subcategory describing when teachers use new and interesting vocabulary with students.      

What is “Advanced Language?”

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