3.4 Managing Teaching Environment Flashcards

1
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TRUE OR FALSE

The teaching environment is not merely a background variable.

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TRUE

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Teaching is most effective when the

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physical, virtual, and cultural spaces of the classroom are conducive to both personal and social learning.

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consider social media: Twitter and Facebook as a way to engage students with the course content and communicate about course processes.

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

A

B. VIRTUAL SPACE

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Get to know your students: diferrent students have variety of diverse identitities, experiences, perceptions about the content, and learning process.

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

A

C. CULTURAL SPACE

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Examine the size and shape of the room, arrangement of desks and chairs, and classroom technology.

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

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A. PHYSICAL SPACE

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Establish guidelines for interactions

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

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C. CULTURAL SPACE

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Wiki - asynchronous communication tool that
allows users to access and edit information at any time

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

A

B. VIRTUAL SPACE

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8
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􏰧 Move between rows
􏰧 Lecture from the back
􏰧 Encourage the students to choose different seats
throughout the semester

Even in lecture halls, consider ways to encourage
student movement.

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

A

A. PHYSICAL SPACE

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asynchronous communication tool that
allows users to access and edit information at
any time

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Wiki

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blog: useful to compile individual posts.

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

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B. VIRTUAL SPACE

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􏰧 Creating teachers’ own instructional videos that
students can view at home
􏰧 Can free up class time for group about yung mga
ibang gagawin nilang mga processes na gagawin
ng mga group nila

A. PHYSICAL SPACE
B. VIRTUAL SPACE
C. CULTURAL SPACE

A

B. VIRTUAL SPACE

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useful to compile individual posts.

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blog

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13
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TRUE OR FALSE

Only the faculty play a role and have responsibility in creating a positive classroom environment.

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FALSE

Always remind students and faculty that they should play a role and have responsibility in creating a positive classroom environment.

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14
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Provide choices. Vary instructional strategies. Allow students to access content using a variety of means and encourage them to demonstrate their knowledge in multiple ways.

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true

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15
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Encourage ____ through groupings. This creates opportunitites for students to work together. Additionally, they connect students to the campus community.

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collaboration

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16
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These behaviors need to be determined collectively whenever possible so that the learning environment can produce conditions, and mediate relationships that can positively influence student cognitive, social, emotional, and mental wellbeing and increase student receptibility, content, exchange in the classroom, student motivation, study habits, and learnings

A

Behaviors that support development of effective learning environment

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17
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If instructors provide a learning environment where students are emotionally supported, comfortable, and free to express opinions, and connected to the learning community,

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students demonstrate more interest in subjects, and are more likely to internalize tasks, reduce learning apprehensions, and are less likely to engage in academic dishonesty.

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18
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Climate of the learning environment is important for social and academic adjustment, especially FOR

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underrepresented students.

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19
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Students self-reports of their learning and their learning efficiency were significantly related to

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personal perceptions of the learning environment.

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20
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Effective Classroom Management

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Maximizes the children’s learning opportunities

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21
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Saturated, complex, and potentially chaotic classroom environment -

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can lead to problems that can interfere with a student’s education

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CHARACTERISTICS THAT CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS IN A CLASSROOM

classroom are settings of many activities

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

A. Classrooms are multidimensional

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23
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􏰁classrooms are public places.
􏰁 Students observe everything that happens

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

E. There is little privacy

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24
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things happen quickly in classrooms and often require an immediate response

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

C. Things happen quickly

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25
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Understanding how the past influences the future is essential for understanding a classroom functioning.

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

F. Classroom have histories

26
Q

They house:
􏰦 Academic activities: reading, writing, solving
mathematics
􏰦 Social activities: games, talking with friends

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

A. Classrooms are multidimensional

27
Q

􏰦 Group of students may be writing while another
group discusses a task with a teacher
􏰦 A student is bothering another, while others talk
to each other

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

B. Activities occur simultaneously

28
Q

􏰁 As experienced teachers know, many conflicts can arise simultaneously without prior notice

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

C. Things happen quickly

29
Q

Although teachers thoroughly plan well-organized daily activities, there are still unforeseen events that always pop up

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

D. Events are often unpredictable

30
Q

􏰁 The teacher’s way of managing a classroom will continually be judged by the class. Kaya the value judgement lies on the fairness or injustice of the
teacher.

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

E. There is little privacy

31
Q

It is important that teachers know how to manage their classroom today in order to influence tomorrow’s learning.

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

F. Classroom have histories

32
Q

Students have memories of what happened in the classroom on previous occasions.

A. Classrooms are multidimensional
B. Activities occur simultaneously
C.  Things happen quickly
D. Events are often unpredictable
E. There is little privacy
F. Classroom have histories
A

F. Classroom have histories

33
Q

Importance of orientation i

A

it sets the class rules and policies

34
Q

Class Rules should be:

A

a. Reasonable and necessary
b. Clear and comprehensible
c. Consistent with instructional and learning goals
d. Consistent with school rules

35
Q

4 BASIC PRINCIPLES OF CLASSROOM ARRANGEMENT

A

􏰁Reduce congestion in high-traffic areas
􏰁 Make sure that facilitators can easily see all learners
􏰁 Make sure that learners can easily observe whole-class presentations
􏰁 Make often-used teaching materials and learner supplies easily accessible

36
Q

Learners in these seats are more likely to interact with the teachers, ask questions, and initiate discussion.

A

Active zone

37
Q

EFFECTIVE CLASSROOM MANAGERS

A

Show how they are “with it”

Cope effectively with overlapping situations

Maintain smoothness and continuity in lessons

Encourage earners in variety of challenging activities

38
Q

describe teachers’ awareness of what is going on in all parts of the classroom at all times

A

Withitness

39
Q

attending to two or more events at the

same time

A

Overlapping

40
Q

Student behavior is influenced by (2)

A

(1) smoothness and (2) effectiveness of transitions between tasks in a
lesson.

41
Q

Ways to manage the classroom

The use of rewards within the classroom are a form of extrinsic motivation for students, encouraging them to participate cooperatively in academic and social learning experiences

effective way in which teachers can celebrate student achievement and positive student behavior

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior

42
Q

􏰦 Students are more motivated to attend classes if they know their teacher cares about them, will help them succeed, and by improving school engagement.

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship

43
Q

effective way in which teachers can celebrate student achievement and positive student behavior

A

Rewarding system

44
Q

This relationship can also improve academic achievements.

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship

45
Q

often used to describe focus teaching sessions, which is a deviation away from the existing teaching practice

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

D. Be a good communicator

E. Develop Intervention strategies

46
Q

involve listening and speaking, as well as reading and writing
􏰦 Effective communication skills are really important for teachers in transmitting of education, classroom management, and interaction with students in the class

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

D. Be a good communicator

47
Q

An effective learning environment thrives on strong teacher instruction, clear roles and responsibilities for learners

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility

48
Q

􏰦 Teachers are ultimately responsible for classroom management, however students play an important role as well.

Students directly inform the structure and learning atmosphere as members of the classroom community.

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility

49
Q

Together, they create a culture of learning, accountability and inclusivity.

A. Develop a Positive Teacher-Learner Relationship
B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility
C. Rewarding Appropriate Behavior
D. Be a good communicator
E. Develop Intervention strategies
A

B. Learning is a Shared Responsibility

50
Q

Types of nonverbal communication

A

Facial expression (universal; same across cultures)

Space
Touch
Silence

51
Q

a very powerful form of communication, depending on the situation.

A

Silence

52
Q

Types of silence:

moves conversation or discussion forward

A. Constructive Silence
B. Distractive silence
C. Negative Silence

A

A. Constructive Silence

53
Q

awkward, embarrassed, defensive, and fearful silences.

A. Constructive Silence
B. Distractive silence
C. Negative Silence

A

C. Negative Silence

54
Q

Such silences can be helpful tools for enhancing communication and to promote
and maintain existing relationships

A. Constructive Silence
B. Distractive silence
C. Negative Silence

A

A. Constructive Silence

55
Q

shuts down communication and creates barriers that discourage speakers from expressing their thoughts

A. Constructive Silence
B. Distractive silence
C. Negative Silence

A

B. Distractive silence

56
Q

most commonly students will be disrupted through:

A

Using phones, ipads, and other devices

Talking to other students while the teacher is talking

Displaying active disinterest
􏰦 Like walking around the classroom, parang supervisor ikot nang ikot

Exhibiting lack of awareness of acceptable behavior
􏰦 Like eating, or flying airplanes, or passing notes e.

Monopolizing class discussions
􏰦 Talking when someone else is speaking, habang may nagsasalita, nagsasalita rin siya, hindi na pinapatapos
57
Q

Pause until the person settled in

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

B. Late arrivers

58
Q

Make eye contact with them

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

A. Innatentive students

59
Q

Direct a question to area in which they are sitting

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

C. Noisy students using mobile phones

60
Q

Discontinue the discussion by a short pause

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

A. Innatentive students

61
Q

Stop talking mid-sentence and look at them in a
non-aggressive way

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

C. Noisy students using mobile phones

62
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USE HUMOR

A. Innatentive students
B. Late arrivers
C. Noisy students using mobile phones

A

B. Late arrivers

C. Noisy students using mobile phones