Classroom Management
The actions were taken by a teacher to gain student cooperation in-class activities, to maximize student engagement in and learning from those activities
What is Classroom Management?
1. Modeling 2. Dialogue 3. Practice 4. Confirmation
What are the four components of Moral Education?
1. Dependency 2. Inclusion or orientation 3. Dissatisfaction or control 4. Resolution 5. Production 6. Termination or adjournment
What are the stages in creation of a supportive group culture?
Minor violation of rules, very brief, does not disturb
What are the characteristics of fleeting minor misbehavior?
Behavior is reinforced every time it occurs
What is a Continuous Reinforcement Schedule?
What are the Teacher's Roles in Classroom Management?
1. Almost complete openness 2. General openness 3. Exclusive role-bound relationship 4. Thought experiment
What are the four types of openness?
Bingo, interviews, Guess who, t-shirt
What are some acquaintance activities?
An approach that is consistent with SDT and minimizes teacher exerted control.
What is the Teacher Effectiveness Training?
Behavior is reinforced only party of the time
What is intermittent reinforcement schedule?
Someone who directs and encourages engagement in learning
What is an authority figure?
Maintain a high ratio of positive to negative feedback
What is a way to establish a positive relationship?
The extent to which a group experiences a sense of identity or oneness
What is group cohesiveness?
Fleeting minor misbehavior, sustained minor misbehavior, disruptive misbehavior
What are the three problem categories?
Collecting tokens
Example of a fixed ratio schedule
Role of the teacher when they teach students the rules and customs of their classroom, school, and society
What is a Socialization Agent?
Greet students at the door, beginning of school surveys, arrange individual conferences with students, attend student activities
What are some ways to get to know students?
Academic aspirations, school behavior, commitment to school norms, motivation to engage in learning tasks, valuing of learning
What do peer relationships impact?
Ignore it, the behavior is no big deal, don't make your reaction more disruptive
What are the methods of dealing with fleeting minor misbehavior?
Slot machine, gambling, recess whenever the teacher feels the students have completed enough works
What is an example of a Variable Ratio Schedule?
Attunement, relatedness, supportiveness, gentle discipline
What are the characteristics of effective socializers?
Reinforcing positive behavior and trying to understand the negative
What is confirmation?
Feelings of alienation, serious conduct problems, oppositional and aggressive behavior, motivation, achievement
What does the lack of peer relationships impact?
Student knows the rule but won't comply, as a last resort, NOT a long-term solution
When is punishment appropriate?
Paycheck; weekly quiz; Pizza party every Friday
What are examples of a fixed interval schedule?