Classroom management mainly refers to:, A. Punishing misbehaving students, B. Controlling students’ academic performance, C. Organising the classroom to support learning and behaviour, D. Maintaining silence at all times, Traditional views of classroom management focused more on:, A. Student autonomy, B. Teacher authority and control, C. Emotional well-being, D. Peer collaboration, A student-centred classroom management approach emphasises:, A. Strict rules, B. Teacher dominance, C. Student responsibility and engagement, D. Punitive discipline, Which of the following is an example of a preventive strategy?, A. Giving detention, B. Clear classroom rules, C. Sending students to the principal, D. Raising one’s voice, An effective classroom management plan should be:, A. Flexible and consistent, B. Strict and rigid, C. Focused only on punishment, D. Ignored once class begins, A teacher who encourages students to participate in setting classroom rules is using a:, A. Traditional approach, B. Authoritarian approach, C. Democratic approach, D. Behaviourist approach, Which of the following best contributes to a positive classroom climate?, A. Frequent punishment, B. Clear communication and mutual respect, C. Strict silence during lessons, D. Ignoring student feedback, According to modern views of classroom management, the teacher’s role is primarily to:, A. Control student behaviour at all times, B. Act as a facilitator of learning, C. Enforce discipline through punishment, D. Focus only on academic content, Which element is MOST important in maintaining a productive learning environment?, A. Physical classroom layout only, B. Strong teacher authority, C. Positive teacher–student relationships, D. Strict disciplinary rules, Which classroom management approach focuses on preventing misbehaviour before it occurs?, A. Reactive approach, B. Punitive approach, C. Preventive approach, D. Authoritarian approach

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