Classroom management

Create an image of a diverse classroom with students engaged in a collaborative learning environment, featuring various seating arrangements like circles and horseshoes, vibrant colors, and a positive atmosphere.

Mastering Classroom Management

Enhance your teaching skills with our comprehensive quiz on classroom management. Whether you're a seasoned educator or just starting out, this quiz will help you reflect on your strategies and improve your classroom dynamics.

Key topics covered include:

  • Seating arrangements
  • Teacher-student interactions
  • Behavioral management strategies
  • Group work techniques
15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by GuidingTeacher417
What are common areas of classroom management?
Grouping and seating, activities, authority, critical moments, tools and techniques, working with people
Activities, authority
Tools and techniques, working with people
Critical moments, grouping and seating
Teacher talking time is time when learners are very involved and are doing very much.
True
False
What are seating arrangements in classroom? (Select possible answers)
Orderly rows
Circle
Horseshoe
Pairs
Separate tables
Enemy corners
Sitting on the floor
Face to face(back to back)
Wheels
Buzz groups
What are the advantages of using gestures?
Intuition that teachers use depends on previous experience and the way they interpret the situation in the present moment.
True
False
What are the main external factors that influence learners?
The family, learning expectations, approval, teachers' behaviour, success and failure
The family, teachers' behaviour, self-esteem.
Approval, success and failure
None of them are correct
What are three things that teachers need to remember about establishing norms in the classroom?
What does the rule "focus on the behaviour not the student" means, when teachers need to modify problem behaviour?
Learners share the same emotions due to whole-class grouping, therefore it pulls a class together.
True
False
When circle and horseshoe sittings are used...
Students might share feelings and information through talking.
Learners share information and feelings through eye contact.
The groupwork is easy to arrange.
Learners share feelings and information by using body language.
Individualised learning is likely to be less stressful, and is used to restore peace and calmness in a classroom.
True
False
The classroom during pairwork is not noisy, and the chances of misbehaviour are very low.
True
False
What are the factors that affect how seating arrangements can be changed during the classroom?
The task
The mood
The learning sequence
The task, the mood and the learning sequence
What are the main disadvantages of using streaming for creating groups and pairs?
What can teachers do with students, who finish the task earlier than others?
Give them time to relax.
Stop the activity for the whole class.
Ignore it, and focus on other students.
Give them challenging task-related extensions (tasks).
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