Question 1

What is one effective strategy for managing disruptive behaviour in the classroom?

Accepted Answer

Setting clear expectations and consequences

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Ignoring the behaviour

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Being inconsistent with consequences

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Giving excessive punishments

Question 2

What is a proactive approach to behaviour management?

Accepted Answer

Teaching and reinforcing positive behaviours

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Reacting angrily to misbehaviour

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Issuing punishments only when behaviour issues arise

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Ignoring the misbehaviour

Question 3

Which of the following is an effective strategy for managing challenging behaviour in students?

Accepted Answer

Using positive reinforcement

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Ignoring the behaviour

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Yelling and shouting at students

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Using physical punishment

Question 4

What is the purpose of implementing behaviour management strategies?

Accepted Answer

To promote a positive learning environment

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To create a stressful classroom atmosphere

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To control and manipulate students

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To punish and shame students

Question 5

What is one key component of effective behaviour management?

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Building positive relationships with students

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Enforcing strict rules and punishments

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Using fear and intimidation

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Micromanaging student behaviour

Question 6

What is the purpose of establishing classroom rules?

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To provide structure and expectations

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To give power to the teacher

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To create unnecessary rules

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To restrict students' freedom

Question 7

Why is it important to address behaviour issues promptly?

Accepted Answer

To prevent escalation and maintain a positive classroom environment

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To create a chaotic and disruptive classroom atmosphere

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To exert control and dominance over the students

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To embarrass and shame the student

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