Test 4 Flashcards

1
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Discipline is done ____ a child, not _____ a child to make the child _____.

A

done FOR a child, not TO a child to make them SELF-DISCIPLINE

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2
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What does discipline do?

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📏trains
📏improves
📏molds
📏strengthens
📏perfects character

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How to Establish Control/Discipline

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🎮Be friendly
🎮Be firm
🎮Speak with authority and force (low and slow)
🎮Establish good eye contact
🎮Keep class moving and focused
🎮Establish procedures

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4
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Why do some teachers lack control?

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🤪Lack concept of God’s call (lack confidence)
🤪Want to be liked
🤪Afraid of students or parent confrontations
🤪Not prepared to teach
🤪Fail to analyze problems adequately

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What are the results of ineffective class control?

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🎛️Learning is hindered
🎛️Overall program is hindered
🎛️Parents lose faith in school
🎛️Student’s character is weakened
🎛️Conscientious students are disillusioned and may not return

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6
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What are the 2 types of Discipline/Management techniques?

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Preventative and Corrective

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Preventative Discipline/Management

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👨🏼‍🏫Motivated
👨🏼‍🏫Organized
👨🏼‍🏫Prepared
👨🏼‍🏫Consistent
👨🏼‍🏫Urgent pace
👨🏼‍🏫Praise

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Corrective Discipline/Management

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👩🏻‍🎓Must correct
👩🏻‍🎓Training is necessary

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Classroom management don’ts

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🤬Snap fingers
🤬Say “shhhh”
🤬Use light switch or bell
🤬Say “shut up” or “hush”
🤬Let problems spread
🤬Ask student’s permission
🤬Use administration as front line

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10
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What are some corrective actions you can take against students who are misbehaving?

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😈Prolonged, firm stare
😈Speak low & slow
😈Stand by student
😈Student hides eyes
😈Students stands by chair
😈Privilege is denied
😈Conference in hallway
😈Isolate from others
😈Contact parents
😈Conference at school with parents

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11
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T/F: Taking away a child’s full recess time is a good punishment.

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F: limit, but don’t remove (this applies to privileges other than recess as well)

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12
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T/F: You should call a students parents as soon as they misbehave.

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F: think 3 strikes/days - you’re out, as a rule of thumb

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13
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How can you help yourself prepare to speak to students parents/administration about discipline problems?

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Document everything in detail!

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14
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What are some minor infractions that secondary students might commit (no detention)?

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🪑Slouching
👣Feet on desk
😴Sleeping in class
📚Not having all materials
⏰Late to class

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What are some minor infractions that secondary students might commit (detention given)?

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🗣️Communication
🚶🏻‍♂️Out of seat without permission
📝Passing notes
📓Studying for another class
🍬Chewing gum
📲Cell phone going off
🙄Rolling Eyes
(also, repeated minor - no detention - infractions)

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How to handle minor infractions

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👀Firm look/signals
👀Talk softer
👀Call name/strong, soft reprimand
👀Employ humor
👀Use body language
👀Ask student a question
👀Be silent/stare
👀See me after class

17
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What are some major infractions that secondary students might commit?

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🤳🏻Using phone
🤥Cheating
🙅🏽‍♀️Major Disrespect
🤬Cursing, Lord’s name in vain
😏Inappropriate notes
🤺Fighting
😤Bullying

18
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How to handle major infractions

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🗣️Teacher/Student conference
📞Call home
👨‍👩‍👦Teacher/Parent conference
🧔🏻‍♂️Sent to Principal
✉️Letter of probation
📆Suspension
🚮Expulsion

19
Q

What are the keys to good management?

A

Consistency
Love (management done in love)

20
Q

What are the 5 principles of Classroom Culture?

A

Management
Influence
Control
Engagement
Discipline

21
Q

What is the core of teaching?

A

Questioning

22
Q

What is the problem with questioning?

A

We don’t ask enough questions

23
Q

What different levels of questioning should we always ask?

A

Recall
Comprehension
Application

24
Q

What are the qualities of good questions?

A

Worded correctly, concisely, and clearly
Vocabulary and style tailored to age group
Key questions are pre-planned
Should require complete answers

25
Q

What do you have to be careful with when taking questions?

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Time Wasters, Rabbit Trails

26
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Questioning Techniques

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❓When you ask a question you need to allow wait time
❓Use questions as a hook
❓Vary your verbal responses
❓Ask why questions
❓Always ask the question and then call the name (so all students listen to all questions)
❓Always be courteous and kind no matter the answer you get
❓Use mass unison questions sparingly
❓Do not allow good students to dominate
❓Do not ask questions for which you do not want an answer (rhetorical questions; particularly for younger children)
❓You can ask the same student twice
❓Ask many questions at a fast pace
❓Ask questions at end to be sure they grasped concept

27
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What are the 3 methods of testing/evaluation?

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Criterion Referenced (mastery of material)
Norm Referenced (compared to others)
No Reference (participation)

28
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What are the different types of evaluations?

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Tests
Quizzes
Oral Evaluation
Standardized Tests

29
Q

What are some things to consider when designing a test?

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Standard heading
Clear, well-written directions
Practical, consistent layout
Variety of question levels
Question types

30
Q

What are some different question types?

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Short answer
Completion
Matching
T/F
Multiple Choice
Essay (make sure you can answer your own essays, and in the time you’ll allot your students)

31
Q

What are some considerations for handling tests?

A

Protect test security
Before you pass out the test…
- Caution your students on cheating
- Make sure all study notes have been put away
Grade immediately

32
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What are the purposes of evaluation?

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🧠Students (what they know)
🧠Parents (children’s strengths and weaknesses)
🧠Administration (teacher’s effectiveness)
🧠Teachers (have you taught effectively; did your students grasp what you wanted them to)

33
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What is the key to evalutaion?

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The teacher (you are)