Theory/ists
This behaviorist champion argued that using small instructional units, repetition, immediate feedback, and frequent reinforcement best changes student behavior.
Who is BF Skinner?
Creating a learning environment conducive to academic and social-emotional growth
What is classroom management?
A framework used in schools to provide academic, behavioral, social, and emotional support to all students.
What is Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)?
When the content is challenging, this learning method helps your students engage more with the curriculum by increasing their engagement.
What is active learning?
This assessment gathers multiple sources of data/feedback before formally writing a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)?
What is a Functional Behavioral Assessment?
This philosopher-educator argued that classrooms should function democratically with the teacher as facilitator and that experience through social interaction drives learning and cooperative behavior.
Who is John Dewey?
According to Garrett (2014), these are most of that teachers do to successfully manage their classroom and behaviors: Physical Design, Rules and Routines, Relationships, Engaging Instruction. They are part of either ____________ or response to behavior.
What is prevention?
These important people can help you establish a positive classroom culture through building positive relationships, providing support, and co-creating solutions. They do not work in a school, but are often understood to be a critical link to positive student outcomes.
Who are families?
When teachers move closer to a student to redirect behavior without saying anything, they employ this classroom management technique.
What is proximity?
When we learn that a student has a serious or chronic negative behavior, what do to change that?
What is teach a replacement behavior?
This social learning theorist introduced the construct of modeling and highlighted learning through observation and modeling. Bobo Doll!
Who is Albert Bandura?
Statements that teachers present to describe acceptable and unacceptable behavior are written in positive language, concise, and limited to five or six at most.
What are classroom rules?
An evidence-based framework used in schools to improve student behavior and academic success. It uses a proactive and multi-tiered approach to create a positive school culture by defining, teaching, and reinforcing positive behaviors, rather than solely focusing on punishment. It is mostly focused on student behavior and school climate and culture.
What is Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports?
A set of rules and norms for behavior that a class collectively creates and agrees to follow
What is a social contract?
What is the formal name for a plan that students can have if they have serious or ongoing behavior issues?
What is a Behavior Intervention Plan?
A scientific approach is often used with students with autism to understand and improve behavior by applying principles of learning, like reinforcement, to help people develop positive, meaningful, and socially useful behaviors.
What is Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA)?
These are a central component of classroom management, acting as the foundation for a well-managed and focused on building rapport with each of your students.
What are relationships?
What is Response to Intervention?
Many students benefit from learning their daily routines and expectations in this structured format. Students with autism or other neurodivergences often rely on it for predictability and independence.
What is a visual schedule?
In functional behavior assessments, this is a commonly used observation protocol to analyze the function of student behavior.
What is an A, B, C chart?
This theory emphasizes three basic psychological needs: autonomy, competence, and relatedness, and claims that satisfying these needs supports intrinsic motivation and well-being.
What is self-determination theory?
In the research, there is a relationship between the number of these (?) and students' undesirable behaviors.
What are students?
In community schools, we see models of wraparound services such as counseling, dentistry services, and food kitchens. We also see more inclusion of families and support for them. This approach values the inside school and outside school world of the child.
What is the whole-child approach?
Praise Publicly and Correct ______________
What is privately? Student dignity is very important to your classroom culture and trust.
What are three reasons for student behavior?
Escape, avoidance, sensory