Behavior Management

History of Behavior Management

100

Approaches to managing behavior changed from reactive to..

Proactive

200

T/F: In the past, there was little to no classroom management in general

True

300

Why is behavioral management more crucial in schools today

There is a higher prevalence of behavior problems

Behavior Management Strategies

100

Typical Disruptive Behaviors

Interrupting, Anger, Resistant to Learning, Impulse Control 

200

Type of classroom that allows all students to gain access to the support they need

Inclusion Classroom 

300

Simple Behavior Management Strategies

Seating Charts, Providing Paraprofessionals, Structured Schedules

Benefits of Behavior Management

100

Cognitive Benefits of Behavior Management

Classroom is more conducive to learning OR Attain skills to become lifelong learners 

200

Increase of positive relationship with students is an example of

Benefits of good behavior in a classroom

300

List benefits of good behavior in classroom

Less interruptions, reduction of conflict between peers, easier access to additional support, appropriate behaviors can be rewarded and recognized