Articles for tag: Anthony Burgess, B.F. Skinner, Classroom Discipline

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Shaping Behavior in the Classroom

B.F. Skinner (1904 – 1990) is considered by many to be the greatest behavioral psychologist of all time. He received his PhD in Psychology from Harvard in 1931 and following him was the development of the Neo-Skinnerian Model. Skinner did not personally concern himself with classroom discipline, but since the 1960s, his ideas have been ...

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Sample Art Class Rules for Elementary

If you’re a beginning first-year art teacher, or maybe a veteran looking to update your classroom management, you may be compiling a list of class rules. However, there are many factors for the teacher to consider. Classroom discipline is very unique to an elementary art room, with distinct challenges that only art teachers face. Issues ...

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Behavior Management Philosophy Paper

Monitoring and facilitating student behavior and learning is an extremely important aspect of education. In order to be an effective teacher, I feel it is necessary to implement a specific behavioral plan with clear guidelines for the students. I plan to involve the students in the creation of a safe learning environment. Namely, I plan ...

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Freud, Skinner, Erikson, and Piaget

Freud One of Sigmund Freud’s most significant contributions is his psychosexual theory. The major components of this theory are centered on behavior, domains of consciousness, and the structures of personality. Freud believed that motivation played a major role in his theory as it related to behavior. He believed that behavior was something carried out with ...

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My Classroom Management Plan

Abstract I recall as a child, playing school with my siblings. I was the oldest among the four of us, so it was naturally that I was the teacher. They were the perfect pupils, diligently completing their work, and somehow this engaged activity was enjoyed by everyone. The dream of having a well-maintained classroom full ...

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Book Review “Dance Teaching Methods and Curriculum Design”

Just like many other authors of books on Dance Education, Gayle Kassing and Danielle M. Jay, the authors of Dance Teaching Methods and Curriculum Design start the book’s first chapter by defining dance and dance education. They define dance as “the human body’s rhythmic movement through space and time with energy.” They affirm that the ...

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Tips for Classroom Discipline and Management

It is that time of year, school is starting, kids and teachers alike are returning to the daily grind. The new school year brings challenges for all, including a new classroom, new teacher, and new classmates. As a former high school and middle school teacher, here is a compiled list of the top tips for ...