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Curriculum-based Measure 3-EDU 415/615—Managing Teaching and Learning
- If a teacher sets up a room specifically to communicate goals, values, and beliefs, s/he is most concerned with
- Security
- Task efficiency
- Symbolism
- Student growth
- Developing a pleasurable classroom space is mostly likely to affect
- Efficiency
- Student growth
- Safety
- Student attendance
- Having a display about Martin Luther King Day in a mathematics classroom is likely an example of
- Promoting student growth
- Supporting student attendance
- Encouraging efficiency
- Establishing security
- Placing a student with attentional problems closer to the teacher is an example of a(n)
- Accommodation
- Modification
- Adaptation
- Classroom management
- Research on managing classroom spaces, according to Blakemore et al. (2012), seems more concerned with
- Principles and philosophy of design
- Re-orienting/positioning of the learner in the space
- Privacy and ethics
- Creativity and problem solving
- According to Blakemore et al. (2012), “tangible” factors in classroom environment are most related to
- How students respond to teaching
- How teachers use a space to promote pedagogy
- How teachers connect the classroom space to learning
- How students react to classroom culture
- A key focus of Wilkins’ (2014) paper is that
- Teachers wish to connect with students
- Students wish to connect with teachers
- Teachers’ emotional needs are affected by student behavior
- Student emotional needs are affected by teacher behavior
- The following were all key “factors” of desired student behavior by teachers except:
- Interest in school work
- Respectful cooperation
- Critical social behavior
- Positive interactions outside of the classroom
- According Perl (1995), parents and teachers
- Often differ in their appraisals of students’ academic competencies
- Share a common understanding of students’ desires to learn
- Differ on whether students learn effectively but agree on having student learn to get along with others
- Agree that students should learn effectively and get along with others
- Teacher relationship skills with parents according to Perl (1995) include all of the following except
- Caring
- Listening
- Instructional rapport
- Empathy
- According to Weinstein (2015), current research indicates the benefits of parent involvement in supporting
- Student academic achievement
- Academic achievement and classroom management
- Classroom management
- Parent relationships
- According to Weinstein (2015), parent involvement in student homework is most effective at
- Using the parent’s expertise in subject matter of their assignments
- Helping the student read and understand homework assignments
- Encouraging students to find a desirable place to do their homework
- Setting specific rules for their children when and where to do their homework.