Core Practice 1
Why is it important for students to feel seen? a)It increases attendance
b) It increases motivation and facilitates learning
c) It reduces behavior problems
It increases motivation and facilitates learning
What should teachers know about their students? a) Hobbies only
b) Personalities, backgrounds, strengths & needs
c) Favorite books
Their personalities, backgrounds, strengths, and needs
What do shared classroom norms promote? a) Competitive learning environment
b) Student independence
c) Consistent and respectful classroom environment
A consistent and respectful classroom environment
What is the purpose of a call-response routine? a) To quickly gain students' attention
b) To encourage students to compete
c) To introduce new topics
To quickly gain students' attention
How can teachers encourage adherence to norms? a) By using negative consequences
b) By using positive narration and proximity
c) By ignoring students who misbehave
By using positive narration and proximity
What tool can teachers use to resolve conflicts? a) A peace-making conference
b) Sending students to the principal
c) Punishing students immediately
Peace-making conferences
How should teachers view mistakes? a) As something to avoid
b) As learning opportunities
c) As a sign of poor performance
As learning opportunities
What mindset should teachers model to encourage students?
a) A growth mindset
b) A fixed mindset
c) A competitive mindset
A growth mindset
What is the goal of an icebreaker activity? a) To fill extra time
b) To get to know students meaningfully
c) To test students' knowledge
To get to know students meaningfully
What should teachers integrate into activities? a) Students' favorite sports
b) Students' interests and needs
c) Strict academic content only
Students' interests and needs
How can teachers reduce fear of mistakes?
By normalizing mistakes as part of learning
How does a supportive environment affect learning?
It enhances engagement
What is positive narration?
Acknowledging students' good behavior
Why is proximity important?
It helps manage behavior subtly
What are logical consequences?
Consequences directly related to actions
What is the benefit of offering acceptable choices to students?
It gives students a sense of autonomy
What should teachers reflect on to improve?
Their practices to improve student learning outcomes
What should feedback to peers focus on?
Whether the activity aligns with core practices
Which kind of learning culture encourages risk-taking?
One where challenges are embraced
What disposition should teachers model in the classroom?
A growth mindset
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Actionable consequences
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Positive interaction
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Classroom norms
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Ice-breaker activity
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Holistic knowledge