Classroom Management
Exam 2 | Study Guide,
Practice Questions &
Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
, Medium Backups Public humiliation of students designed to embarrass them into compliance
-parent conferences
-loss of privileges
large backups require involving at least two professionals-teacher & administrator
- visit to office
-suspensions
Interpersonal Strategies Foster student's needs to personally relate to the curriculum and to each other
How are students motivated through interpersonal - building relationships in teams
strategies - partnerships
- coaching
Decision Making - most personal and engaging
Helps students:
- recognize the value of a systematic way of considering alternatives and helps
them gain confidence in their decision-making abilities.
- consider issues at higher levels of cognitive understanding by applying their
personal value systems.
Principles associated with decision making - principle of background knowledge
- principle of alternatives
- principle of criteria
- principle of reflection
Principle of Background Knowledge •The more students know about a situation, the better they are able to make
good decisions among alternatives because they have a deeper and more
comprehensive perspective.
Principle of Alternatives Students need options to make choices. Examining alternatives helps them see
the range of possibilities available to aid in decision making.
Principle of Criteria The more students are able to articulate the criteria, the easier it is to analyze
alternatives.
Principle of Reflection By examining their own and others' decision-making processes, students are
able to refine their decision-making skills. These skills can become a life-long
process
Exam 2 | Study Guide,
Practice Questions &
Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
, Medium Backups Public humiliation of students designed to embarrass them into compliance
-parent conferences
-loss of privileges
large backups require involving at least two professionals-teacher & administrator
- visit to office
-suspensions
Interpersonal Strategies Foster student's needs to personally relate to the curriculum and to each other
How are students motivated through interpersonal - building relationships in teams
strategies - partnerships
- coaching
Decision Making - most personal and engaging
Helps students:
- recognize the value of a systematic way of considering alternatives and helps
them gain confidence in their decision-making abilities.
- consider issues at higher levels of cognitive understanding by applying their
personal value systems.
Principles associated with decision making - principle of background knowledge
- principle of alternatives
- principle of criteria
- principle of reflection
Principle of Background Knowledge •The more students know about a situation, the better they are able to make
good decisions among alternatives because they have a deeper and more
comprehensive perspective.
Principle of Alternatives Students need options to make choices. Examining alternatives helps them see
the range of possibilities available to aid in decision making.
Principle of Criteria The more students are able to articulate the criteria, the easier it is to analyze
alternatives.
Principle of Reflection By examining their own and others' decision-making processes, students are
able to refine their decision-making skills. These skills can become a life-long
process
