Positive Learning Environments Curricular Knowledge Instructional Practices Teacher Education Professional Development 2025/ 2026 Updated with Solution

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Learning Environments,
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Instructional Practices –
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20262026
Updated
2026
Updated
Positive
Updated
Positive
Learning
Positive
Learning
Environments,
Learning
Environments,
Environments,
Curricular
Curricular
Curricular
Knowledge,
Knowledge,
Knowledge,
and Instructional
and Instructional
and Instructional
Practices
Practices
–
Practices
Study
– Study
–
Guide
Study
Guide
andGuide
Lecture
and Lecture
andSummary.pdf
Lecture
Summary.pdf
Summary.pdf

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Direct Instruction A teacher-led approach to instruction in which the instructor provides
information on a concept and is the sole expert in the room
Example.
Lectures and demonstrations


Harassment Verbal or physical badgering based on sex, religion, or race
Example.
Harassment includes racial slurs or offensive jokes, name calling, insults, and
offensive pictures.


Active Listening Fully focusing on and understanding what someone is saying


Classroom Management The teacher's system of establishing a climate for learning, including
techniques for preventing misbehavior and handling student behavior


Sensory Input Information gathered by sensory receptors about internal and external
changes


Negative Reinforcement Removing a stimulus in reaction to a behavior to increase the likelihood of a
behavior
Example.
The teacher allows students to talk to each other if they all earn “A”s on a
quiz. The teacher is removing a stimulus (class-wide silence) in response to a
behavior to increase the likelihood of the behavior.




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