Research indicates that classroom management is the biggest concern facing beginning teachers. As a beginning teacher, which of the following is likely to be most effective for reducing classroom management problems?
a. Telling the students you're committed, such as telling them that you care about them and that you want them to learn
b. Being well organized, such as having your materials ready and giving the students an exercise to complete while you take roll
c. Demonstrating competence, such as describing your background for the students, so they'll have confidence in your teaching ability
d. Involving students, such as organizing your class into cooperative groups the first day
Question 2
Scores of individuals taking a standardized test are compared to the scores of a group of individuals similar in age, grade level, and background who have taken the same test. This group of individuals used for comparison is called:
a. a grade-equivalent group.
b. a norming group.
c. a peer group.
d. an ability group.
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