TAP2 Midterm
Quiz by Nikki Akins
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- Q1The steps teachers take to organize their classrooms for optimal learning, engage students in that learning, and minimize behaviors that disrupt itdisciplineclassroom rulesproceduresclassroom management30s
- Q2A management style that seeks to control students' behavior through many rules, procedures, and consequences.AggressivePermissiveAuthoritativeAuthoritarian30s
- Q3A management style that sets few class rules into concrete actions expected of studentsPermissiveAuthoritarianAuthoritativeAggressive30s
- Q4A management style that seeks to shape students' behavior through setting high expectations, explanations, and consistent application of consequencesAuthoritativePassiveAuthoritarianAggressive30s
- Q5The guidelines for student behavior specific to a class or teacherlearning goalsclassroom proceduresschool rulesclass rules30s
- Q6Specific guidelines that translate the class rules into concrete actions expected of studentsschool rulesclassroom proceduresclass rulesexpectations30s
- Q7Communication without words, using techniques such as eye contact, body language, gestures, and physical closenesscall and responsenonverbal cuesproximityclassroom management30s
- Q8________________ set out expectations of student and teacher relationships with others, time, space, and materialsRulesGoalsExpectationsProcedures30s
- Q9__________________ address ways to get things doneRulesProceduresGoalsExpectations30s
- Q10Which of the following is a characteristic of well-written rules?always truesimply statedeasily observedall of these30s
- Q11Why is student ownership in rules important?students are harder on each other than teachers would bestudents set low expectations for each other, making rules easier to enforceyou can have students hold each other accountable and not have to deal with classroom management at allteachers can see what students value30s
- Q12Doors should always open ______________.at least 3 feetinoutcompletely30s
- Q13Doors should always have a pushbar or a ____________ so they will open in a single motion.handlebuttonknoblever30s
- Q14All classrooms should have _______________ or an egress that leads directly outside in case of a fire.a fire escapedoorswindowssprinklers30s
- Q15Aisles in classrooms should be at least _________ feet wide to allow space for wheelchairs.4631030s