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Which approach to classroom management emphasizes preventing misbehaviour through effective planning, routines, engaging instruction, and clear expectations?

A. Reactive approach
B. Proactive approach
C. Punitive approach
D. Permissive approach

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The ultimate goal of any behavior management system is to:

A. Create a perfectly silent classroom.
B. Make the teacher's job easier.
C. Help students develop self-discipline and self-regulation.
D. Ensure all students get high grades.

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When a student is caught cheating on a test, the teacher’s response should be:

A. To ignore it to avoid conflict.
B. To publicly shame the student.
C. To follow the school's policy, which typically involves a private conversation, a zero on the test, and contacting parents/administration.
D. To give the student a warning and let them retake the test.

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A student comes to you and complains that another student is bullying them. Your first action should be to:

A. Tell the student to stand up for themselves.
B. Confront the accused bully in front of the class.
C. Listen to the student seriously, thank them for telling you, and inform them of the steps you will take.
D. Ask the student what they did to provoke the bully.

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The concept of “culturally responsive classroom management” emphasizes:

A. Treating all students exactly the same, regardless of their background.
B. Understanding and respecting students' cultural backgrounds and how they might influence behavior and communication.
C. A "color-blind" approach to discipline.
D. Strict adherence to the dominant culture's norms.

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A teacher who uses a lot of group work must first establish:

A. A highly competitive atmosphere.
B. Clear procedures and expectations for group behavior and individual accountability.
C. A system where the loudest student gets the most points.
D. That group work is only for fun, not for grades.

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Which of the following is a good example of a “signal” for gaining the class’s attention?

A. Flicking the lights on and off or using a chime.
B. Shouting "Quiet!" repeatedly.
C. Waiting for an indefinite period in silence.
D. Starting the lesson and hoping they stop talking.

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A teacher who feels constantly overwhelmed and stressed by management issues should:

A. Blame the students for being difficult.
B. Quit the profession.
C. Seek support from mentors, reflect on their management plan, and consider professional development.
D. Implement harsher punishments.

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What is the primary purpose of a classroom seating chart?

A. To separate students who are friends.
B. To help the teacher learn names quickly and manage the classroom environment.
C. To punish students by placing them at the front.
D. To ensure students of similar abilities sit together.

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According to the “Glass of Water” analogy for stress management, a teacher should:

A. Try to hold a full glass of water for a long time.
B. Put the glass down periodically to rest before picking it up again.
C. Never pick up the glass.
D. Spill the water on their students.

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A student consistently turns in homework late. Which of the following is the most constructive teacher response?

A. Ignore all late work.
B. Lower the student's grade significantly for each day it is late.
C. Investigate the cause (e.g., time management, home issues) and work with the student to find a solution.
D. Call the parents and complain.

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The “broken record” technique in assertive discipline involves:

A. Playing a recording of the rules.
B. Repeating a direct instruction calmly and consistently until it is followed.
C. Yelling at a student until they comply.
D. Ignoring a student's repeated questions.

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When is it appropriate for a teacher to use a loud, firm voice?

A. Frequently, to maintain control.
B. For very minor infractions.
C. To get attention in an emergency or to stop a dangerous situation immediately.
D. When they are feeling frustrated.

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What is the main benefit of using a “think-pair-share” activity?

A. It keeps the classroom quiet.
B. It engages all students and provides a structured way for them to participate.
C. It takes up a lot of class time.
D. It allows the teacher to take a break.

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The key difference between a rule and a procedure is that a rule is about:

A. A specific way to do something, while a procedure is a general standard.
B. A general standard of behavior, while a procedure is a specific way to do a task.
C. A punishment, while a procedure is a reward.
D. The teacher, while a procedure is for the students.

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When a student’s misbehavior is a result of a diagnosed learning disability, the teacher’s primary response should be to:

A. Apply the same consequences as for any other student.
B. Ignore the behavior completely.
C. Provide appropriate accommodations and support as outlined in an IEP.
D. Ask the parents to medicate the child.

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Which of the following is a potential drawback of using a highly competitive reward system in the classroom?

A. It can motivate all students effectively.
B. It can undermine intrinsic motivation and create feelings of resentment among losers.
C. It is too difficult for teachers to manage.
D. It always leads to better academic performance.

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The most effective way for a teacher to build positive relationships with students is to:

A. Be their friend and share personal problems.
B. Show genuine interest in them and their learning, while maintaining professional boundaries.
C. Give them all 'A' grades.
D. Never smile until after the first term.

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A student who is frequently absent or tardy. What is the best initial step for the teacher?

A. Report the student to the truancy officer.
B. Give the student a failing grade for participation.
C. Privately talk with the student to understand the reasons and offer support.
D. Publicly remind the class of the importance of punctuality.

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Overlapping in Kounin’s theory is the ability to:

A. Grade papers while teaching.
B. Attend to two or more classroom events simultaneously.
C. Teach two different subjects at the same time.
D. Overlap lessons from the previous day.

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A teacher’s expectations for student behavior should be:

A. Kept a secret.
B. Communicated clearly and taught like any other lesson.
C. Different for every student.
D. Changed frequently to keep students guessing.

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The main purpose of a “time-out” in classroom management is to:

A. Humiliate the student.
B. Provide a break for the teacher.
C. Remove a student from an reinforcing environment to allow them to regain self-control.
D. Punish the student for a long duration.

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A “token economy” is a system based on:

A. The principles of operant conditioning, where students earn tokens for desired behaviors.
B. The principles of constructivism.
C. A teacher's inherent authority.
D. Student self-evaluation.

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When creating classroom rules, it is most effective to:

A. Have the teacher create all the rules without student input.
B. Keep the number of rules small, clear, and positively stated.
C. Make a long, detailed list of prohibitions.
D. Post the rules but never refer to them again.

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The best way to handle a minor, off-task behavior (e.g., a student doodling) is to:

A. Stop the entire lesson to reprimand the student.
B. Use a subtle, non-verbal cue like a look or moving closer.
C. Ignore it completely, as it is not a major disruption.
D. Send the student to the principal.

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