1. The Ripple Effect occurs when correcting one misbehaving student causes other students to focus and behave appropriately, creating a more orderly classroom environment.
2. Intrapersonal intelligence involves strong self-awareness of one's own emotions, motivations, and goals.
3. Being stimulus-bound occurs when a teacher gets distracted by outside stimuli and shifts student attention away from the task, making it difficult for students to re-engage and potentially leading to misbehavior.
1. The Ripple Effect occurs when correcting one misbehaving student causes other students to focus and behave appropriately, creating a more orderly classroom environment.
2. Intrapersonal intelligence involves strong self-awareness of one's own emotions, motivations, and goals.
3. Being stimulus-bound occurs when a teacher gets distracted by outside stimuli and shifts student attention away from the task, making it difficult for students to re-engage and potentially leading to misbehavior.
1. The Ripple Effect occurs when correcting one misbehaving student causes other students to focus and behave appropriately, creating a more orderly classroom environment.
2. Intrapersonal intelligence involves strong self-awareness of one's own emotions, motivations, and goals.
3. Being stimulus-bound occurs when a teacher gets distracted by outside stimuli and shifts student attention away from the task, making it difficult for students to re-engage and potentially leading to misbehavior.
1. C. RIPPLE EFFECT - In a study conducted by Kounin, his first observation of an intriguing
pattern in student behavior was when he asked a student in his own classroom to put something away; he noticed that the students around him suddenly followed in focusing their attention. He watched as the correction of one student’s behavior spread to other students engaging in inappropriate behaviors and resulted in a much more ordered room. He later described this phenomenon as the “Ripple Effect”.
2. B. INTRAPERSONAL INTELLIGENCE - People who have high intrapersonal intelligence
are aware of their emotions, motivations, beliefs, and goals. They are good at self-awareness and self-understanding.
3. D. STIMULUS-BOUND - Stimulus-bound happens when teachers allow themselves to be
distracted by outside stimuli and move the attention of the class to that distraction. The students are now off-task, have trouble re-engaging in the task, and may engage in misbehavior.