Classroom Management
This is set up in class, practiced, and done on a regular basis.
What are routines or procedures?
Being in class and on-time.
What is attendance?
During this time, schools were shut down, devices were not equally available, and test score gaps widened.
What is the pandemic?
Statements about what students are expected to know and be able to do at certain points in their education.
What are standards?
The amount of time you spend among the many demands involving family and friends, career, and other interests or responsibilities.
What is work-life balance?
An atmosphere of caring, open communication and mutual respect.
What is climate?
Set of rules that dictates what is appropriate to wear: clothing/shoes or uniform.
What is dresscode?
The Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation of schools violated the Constitution.
What is Brown vs. the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas?
Refers to what schools teach including what is taught in each course, as well as how the courses are sequenced.
What is curriculum?
When individuals or families lack in basic needs due to limited financial resources.
What is low socioeconomic status?
A strong belief that someone will behave in a certain way
What is an expectation?
To use appropriate manners, work well with others, and resolve conflicts.
What is communication?
Its purpose was to help preschool children from low-income families develop the skills needed for success in future education.
What is Project Head Start?
Detailed outlines of topics to teach, how to teach, why they are necessary to teach and learn, and how to assess learning.
What are lesson plans?
People in occupations that involve working with children that must legally report suspected instances of child neglect and abuse.
Who are mandated reporters?
The result of a person's chosen action
What is consequence?
Using equipment correctly and abiding by rules set in place to avoid injury.
What is safety?
Resulted in a guaranteed free public education for children with disabilities including appropriate and least restrictive environment.
What is Education for All Handicapped Children Act?
This type of lesson:
is relevant to the student, uses a variety of techniques, keeps students involved in the learning process, and holds the students' interest
What is an engaging lesson?
Classrooms that are equally welcoming to all students regardless of differences in physical characteristics, intellectual abilities, gender, race, socioeconomic class, culture, religion, or social resources.
What are inclusive classrooms?
A management style where teachers regulate everything and there is a consequence for every infraction.
What is Authoritarian style?
The desire or willingness to accomplish a job and stay on task for a period of time.
What is motivation?
During the American Progressive Period he was an educational philosopher that influenced what was taught and how it was taught.
Who is John Dewey?
A theory for establishing educational objectives that teach various levels of thought from knowledge-based thinking to deeper critical thinking.
What is Bloom's Taxonomy?
This can cause feelings of ineffectiveness, exhaustion, or detachment.
What is chronic stress?