Which technique in Behavior Modification involves ignoring undesirable behavior altogether?
Correct answer is: B. Extinction
Classroom Management MCQS
it includes MCQS on Classroom management, Educational Administration, Educational Leadership, and Management theories. these are important for the post of Headmaster, Lecturer Education, Pedagogy and Fpsc exams
Which model emphasizes using congruent communication and avoiding sarcasm?
Correct answer is: A. Ginott Model
What is the primary purpose of using “Token Economy” in classroom management?
Correct answer is: B. To reinforce positive behavior with exchangeable tokens
What does “differential reinforcement” involve?
Correct answer is: B. Reinforcing desired behavior while ignoring undesired behavior
What is the primary characteristic of a “warm demander” teacher?
Correct answer is: C. High expectations combined with emotional support
What is the primary aim of Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)?
Correct answer is: B. Proactively promoting positive behavior
What is the significance of “overlapping procedures” in Kounin’s model?
Correct answer is: A. The ability to handle multiple events at once
Which of the following is an example of a proactive classroom management technique?
Correct answer is: B. Establishing clear expectations before instruction begins
Which classroom management strategy is most effective for reducing attention-seeking behavior?
Correct answer is: B. Ignoring the behavior when appropriate
Which of the following is an example of a “logical consequence” for not completing homework?
Correct answer is: B. Staying after school to complete it during free time
What is crucial for effective classroom management according to FPSC past papers?
Correct answer is: B. Lively student-teacher interaction
What is the main purpose of establishing classroom routines?
Correct answer is: A. To reduce misbehavior and save time
What does “satiation” refer to in behavior modification?
Correct answer is: A. Providing excessive reinforcement until the behavior becomes undesirable
What is the purpose of a “behavior contract” in classroom management?
Correct answer is: B. To establish mutual agreements between teacher and student about expected behaviors
What does “self-regulation” in classroom management refer to?
Correct answer is: B. Students managing their own behavior
What type of communication should be encouraged in the classroom?
Correct answer is: B. Student-centered
Which stage of the Canter’s Behavior Management Cycle involves helping students to reflect on their behavior?
Correct answer is: C. Stage 3
Which classroom management model emphasizes the importance of teacher-student relationships?
Correct answer is: B. Ginott Model
Which of the following is a key component of culturally responsive classroom management?
Correct answer is: C. Understanding and respecting diverse cultural backgrounds
Which of the following strategies promotes student self-regulation?
Correct answer is: B. Teaching students to monitor and reflect on their own behavior
According to the Education Code, what is the space required for a classroom in secondary school?
Correct answer is: B. 1 m2
What is the primary characteristic of an Authoritarian classroom management style?
Correct answer is: A. High control, low responsiveness
What is the ideal student-teacher ratio for effective classroom management?
Correct answer is: B. 30:1
What does “restorative practices” in classroom management focus on?
Correct answer is: B. Repairing harm and restoring relationships
What is the primary purpose of “non-punitive interventions” in classroom management?
Correct answer is: B. To address misbehavior without causing resentment or shame