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Strategies for Classroom Management: Organization and Planning
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1 .       Despite the assertion that classroom environment is a crucial determinant of successful teaching, it is frequently overlooked by teacher competencies. 

 
 


2 .       Classroom design based on the Premack Principle attempts to motivate students to focus on their strengths and favorite subjects and making less desirable ones secondary in priority in an attempt to increase student ability and self-confidence. 

 
 


3 .       IEP development should only occur after assessment data is recorded. 

 
 


4 .       The difference between individualization and one-to-one instruction is that the former can be accomplished in pairs, or small and large groups, whereas the latter cannot. 

 
 


5 .       Large-group instruction is the best method to use at the acquisition stage of learning. 

 
 


6 .       Reading and science are the two areas that require most intensive individualized instruction. 

 
 


7 .       Lesson planning should focus directly on IEP goals. 

 
 


8 .       Teachers should devote as much time as possible to homework review during the instructional day. 

 
 


9 .       Students can become effective self-directed learners, even without the ability to manage study behaviors. 

 
 


10 .       Despite their many criticisms, grading practices manage to promote more cooperation than competition between students. 

 
 






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