Rules
Describe a rule that deals with classroom conduct
Raising your had to speak
Remaining in your seat
What is social influence?
The ability of a leader to get his followers to comply
Are you allowed to videotape people without their permission?
yes
Name a common classroom management mistake
Responding to surface-level behavior
What is a discipline flow chart?
Tells the consequences step by step for eacg violation
How many rules should you have on the first day of school?
4 to 6 rules
When a leader threatens their employees and expects them to comply that leader has ____________ power.
coercive power
Are you allowed to record others without their permission?
no
Name 4 verbal/nonverbal communication examples
Tone of voice
Facial expressions
Movement around the room
The “look”
List a rule you can communicate at a later time
You must wear goggles during labs
Explain three differences you would see for rules written for early childhood vs. rules written for middle schoolers
fewer words per rule
less rules altogether
kid-friendly language
clip art matches exactly
When employees accept and believe in their leader's ability and experience, the leader has _____________ power.
expert
Explain three ways that cameras in the school building positively impact the learning environment.
watches student behavior
keeps the teacher accountable
keeps common areas safe
provides back-up proof if behavior questions arise
Three benefits to creating classroom expectations with your students include…
Students feel valued
Students understand the power of collaboration
Students will have a clear understanding of the expectations
Three ways to create shared classroom expectations
Hold a group discussion
Create web charts
Collaborative sticky notes
Describe one rule that you must clarify on the first day of school
Bathroom rules and policy
If a leader has referent power, that means...
the employee will be loyal to him
the leader is seen as someone that the employee could talk to about issues and concerns
Why do you need to ask permission to take photos of students in your internship?
Name key ways to maintain effective classroom management
Establish Relationships, Model Behavior, Never Punish an Entire Class for One Student’s Behavior, Set Guidelines and Stick to Them, Ample Opportunities for Movement, & Create a Safe Classroom Environment
What are some benefits of creating classroom rules with your students?
Students have a say about what is important.
Students can state what consequences they feel are appropriate when misbehavior occurs
Students' imput creates better buy in
Name five kinds of rules that teachers use
Academic work
Classroom conduct
Hallway behavior
Bathroom behavior/frequency/procedure
The first day of school expectations
Provide five examples of rewards that to be used in a classroom to encourage positive behavior
homework pass
extra recess
lunch in the classroom
candy
stickers
prize box
classroom celebration
Share five pros/cons of having cameras
To support appropriate student behaviors
To improve teacher practice
Privacy concerns
Protection of individuals
Decrease in acting out/inappropriate behaviors-
Name seven places in a school that need rules
Gym
Media Center
Art
Science Lab
Hallway
Bathroom
Cafeteria
Name the other five most common classroom management mistakes
Assuming it’s not an academic issue
Confronting every minor infraction
Public shaming
Expecting compliance
Not checking your biases