Three of the following suggestions are apt to be helpful when teachers work with students and their parents. Choose the strategy that is apt to be counterproductive.
a. Keep in mind that many children do well in school despite less-than-optimal parenting styles at home.
b. Acknowledge that authoritarian methods may be quite appropriate if families live in dangerous neighborhoods.
c. Point out that parents who use authoritarian methods may be causing some of their children's behavior problems.
d. Keep in mind that many parents from Asian cultures effectively combine elements of authoritative and authoritarian parenting.
Question 2
Three of the following strategies are likely to promote moral development. Which one, although possibly appropriate in certain situations, is not likely to promote students' moral development?
a. Giving students reasons why some behaviors are unacceptable
b. Having students discuss moral issues related to classroom subject matter
c. Making sure that students know who is boss in the classroom
d. Modeling morally appropriate behavior
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