When a student has developed a plan and is discussing it with the teacher, the teacher should then ask the student all but which of the following questions?
a. Does this plan give you something specific you can do to avoid engaging in the misbehavior?
b. Is your plan safe, fair, and kind to others?
c. Is there anything I can do to help make sure your plan works?
d. What do you think should happen if you fail to stick to your plan?
Question 2
Although some teachers prefer the security of a school-adopted classroom management model:
a. other teachers like to implement classroom management strategies that work for them and that reflect their philosophical beliefs.
b. some teachers to ask the principal for his or her classroom management plan.
c. some teachers rely entirely on Alfie Kohn's Inner Discipline.
d. other teachers like to play classroom management by ear and do what seems logical at the time.
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