Classroom Management MCQs

What is classroom management primarily concerned with?

A) Designing lesson plans

B) Maintaining discipline and order in the classroom

C) Assessing student performance

D) Evaluating teaching effectiveness

Which of the following is NOT a key element of effective classroom management?

A) Establishing clear rules and expectations

B) Building positive teacher-student relationships

C) Ignoring disruptive behavior

D) Using proactive strategies to prevent problems

What does “classroom climate” refer to in the context of classroom management?

A) The temperature of the classroom

B) The overall emotional and social atmosphere of the classroom

C) The physical layout of the classroom

D) The lighting in the classroom

What is the primary goal of proactive classroom management?

A) Reacting to student misbehavior

B) Preventing behavior problems before they occur

C) Assigning grades to students

D) Conducting standardized tests

What is the term for a visual representation of classroom rules and expectations?

A) Classroom constitution

B) Behavior contract

C) Classroom norms

D) Classroom poster

Which classroom management strategy involves clearly stating and explaining the consequences of both positive and negative behavior choices?

A) Time-out

B) Positive reinforcement

C) Behavior modification

D) Behavior consequence

What is the purpose of using positive reinforcement in classroom management?

A) To ignore student behavior

B) To punish students for misbehavior

C) To strengthen desired behaviors by rewarding them

D) To assign homework

In classroom management, what does “assertive discipline” involve?

A) Passive response to student misbehavior

B) Setting and enforcing clear rules and expectations

C) Ignoring all student behavior

D) Allowing complete student autonomy

Which classroom management technique involves temporarily removing a disruptive student from the classroom environment?

A) Positive reinforcement

B) Time-out

C) Behavior contract

D) Behavior modification

What does the term “intrinsic motivation” mean in the context of classroom management?

A) Motivation that comes from external rewards and punishments

B) Motivation that comes from within the student, driven by interest and personal satisfaction

C) Motivation that is imposed by teachers

D) Motivation that is based on standardized testing