Classroom Management
This strategy sets clear expectations and rules from day one.
What is establishing classroom procedures?
A teacher-centered method where information is presented directly.
This refers to a student's desire to learn.
What is motivation?
Teachers must keep student information private under this law.
What is FERPA?
Free public schooling available to all is called this.
What is public education?
This technique involves rewarding positive behavior to encourage it.
What is positive reinforcement?
Students learn by doing and hands-on activities.
What is experiential learning?
Learning through rewards and punishments is known as this.
What is behaviorism?
This means treating all students fairly and without bias.
What is equity?
This reformer pushed for universal public education in the U.S.
Who is Horace Mann?
Addressing misbehavior early to prevent escalation is called this.
What is proactive discipline?
Teaching strategy where students work together in groups.
What is cooperative learning?
This theory focuses on learning through observation and imitation.
What is social learning theory?
Ongoing learning teachers do to improve their skills.
What is professional development?
This seating strategy helps reduce distractions and improve focus.
What is strategy seating arrangement?
Adjusting lessons to meet different student needs is called this.
What is differentiated instruction?
This psychologist created the hierarchy of needs.
Who is Abraham Maslow?
Teachers reporting suspected abuse are known as this.
What are mandated reporters?
This movement emphasized hands-on, students-centered learning.
What is progressive education?
This approach focuses on repairing harm instead of punishing students.
What is restorative practices?
Students explore questions and problems instead of being given answers.
What is inquiry-based learning?
This concept describes belief in one's ability to succeed.
What is self-efficacy?
This document outlines expectations for teacher behavior.
What is code of ethics?
This act increased federal involvement in education in 1965.
What is Elementary and Secondary Education Act?