Are you a Love and Logic teacher?
Are You a Love and Logic Teacher?
Test your knowledge and approach to effective teaching with our Love and Logic quiz. This quiz will help you reflect on your teaching style and how well you align with the Love and Logic philosophy.
Answer questions about classroom management, student responsibility, and mutual respect to see where you stand:
- Assess your teaching principles
- Identify areas for improvement
- Engage with fellow educators
Do you prefer to let students do as they please as long as they are not disrupting others?
Yes
No
Do you react without anger, haste, or frustration to situations that may be upsetting?
Yes
No
Would you as an educator create consequence specific for each issue at hand or have set consequences for all students?
Consequences for each issue
Same consequences for everyone
Would you as an educator share small control with your students for set decisions?
Yes
No
Will you as an educator expect mutual respect between you and your students?
Yes
No
If a student causes a problem in the classroom will you fix it, or will you ask the student to fix it?
I will fix it
I will ask the student to fix it
Will you as an educator guide students towards personal responsibility or tell them what to do to in order to be responsible?
Guide them
Tell them
In your classroom, equitable is not always fair.
True
False
I will allow my students to speak up if they think I am being unfair or unjust.
True
False
I as a teacher will explain consequences at hand and why I chose that consequence to all students involved in a specific issue.
True
False
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