What Should You Do First Before Attempting to Change a Student's

question 25

Multiple Choice

What should you do first before attempting to change a student's behavior?

• A) Identify contextual elements that could be contributing to the problem.
• B) Contact the student's parents about the behavior.
• C) Ask the student if she is ready to change the behavior in question.
• D) Determine whether positive reinforcement or negative reinforcement would be more successful.

Understand the basic premises of Marxist conflict theory in relation to racial and ethnic conflicts.

Gain knowledge about the historical and contemporary policies affecting immigration in Canada.

Learn about patterns of adaptation among immigrants and their effects on identity.

Identify the educational trends among new immigrants compared to past immigrants.

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Definitions:

Stylized Techniques

Methods or procedures designed with distinctive, often simplified or exaggerated features to achieve a particular artistic or functional effect.

Combative Persuasion

A confrontational or aggressive approach to convincing others, often involving debates or discourse where one aims to overpower or dismantle opposing arguments.

Coalition Building

The process of bringing together diverse groups or organizations to form an alliance aimed at achieving common goals.

Policy Making

The process by which governments and other institutions decide upon and implement rules, laws, and guidelines.