Progressive Discipline
This is the first step in progressive discipline when a student breaks a classroom rule.
What is a verbal warning?
This characteristic refers to setting clear academic and behavioral standards for all students in your classroom.
What are high expectations?
Which grade is each counselor responsible for?
Fowler
Kosior
Lewis
Fowler - 7
Kosior - 6
Lewis - 8
This strategy helps students feel invested in the lesson by making the material relevant to their lives.
What is relating the content to students' interests (culturally relevant pedagogy)?
Which of the following is the most common response from a teacher when asked "how was your day?"
A - it was great
B - it was exhausting, but we made it
C - I survived
D - Living the dream
C or D
This type of consequence comes after a student continues to break a rule despite warnings.
What is time-out or detention?
When teaching, it's important to make instructions and expectations easy to understand. This is known as...
What is clarity?
You have an announcement to put on the digital signage - which administrator should you seek out?
Dr. Bonds
This type of student activity involves problem-solving and critical thinking, and typically takes place over multiple class periods.
What is a project-based learning task?
Which is not an actual excuse students have given for not turning in their homework?
A - my dog ate it
B - it was too sunny outside to finish it
C - i accidentally dropped it in the bathroom
D - My cat used it as a pillow
B - it was too sunny outside
This principle ensures that consequences are fair and proportionate to the behavior.
What is the principle of consistency?
These structures help ensure that transitions between activities are smooth and students know what to do at all times.
What are classroom routines?
You have a question about a new AA for one of your students. Who should you seek help from?
Mrs. Straub
This classroom management technique helps keep students focused by providing a mix of activities and breaks.
What is active learning?
What's a teacher's secret weapon to stay awake during a late-night grading session?
A - music
B - coffee
C - sweets
D - good convo with a colleague
B - coffee
This process allows a teacher or administrator to document behavior and interventions.
What is behavior tracking (or documentation)?
This strategy involves giving students the opportunity to engage with the material at various levels and helping them stay on task.
What is attention?
A new student has showed up to your class. However they say they don't think they've been registered and they aren't in Focus. Who do you talk to?
Mr. Myers
This strategy involves creating a classroom environment where students collaborate, share ideas, and learn from each other.
What is peer collaboration? (also accept talk moves, turn and talk, etc.)
In a teacher's wildest dreams, this would be the one things their students would stop doing during class.
A - asking "what's for lunch?"
B - tapping their pencils
C - asking to go to the bathroom every five minutes
D - not turning in their homework
C - asking to go to the B/R
This provides additional support for students who repeatedly break rules, often involving counseling or behavior plans.
What is a behavior intervention plan (BIP)?
Maintaining a steady pace in your lesson and ensuring students remain actively involved is called...
What is momentum?
Your procurement card is not working when you go to purchase things. Who should you talk to?
Ms. Krafft or Ms. Caulton
This approach allows students to choose what they want (within reason), increasing engagement and ownership.
What is student choice?
What is the most common phrase heard in the teacher's lounge?
A - i need a vacation
B - did you see that lesson plan I emailed?
C - I can't wait to grade papers
D - who brought the snacks
A - I need a vacation