What are the two types of self-fulfilling prophecies?

Table of Contents:

1. What are the two types of self-fulfilling prophecies?
2. What are the best rewards of teaching as a profession?
3. How do you teach expectations?
4. How do you set behavioral expectations?
5. Why are rules and expectations important?

What are the two types of self-fulfilling prophecies?

There are two types of self-fulfilling prophecies: Self-imposed prophecies occur when your own expectations influence your actions. Other-imposed prophecies occur when others' expectations influence your behavior. All opinions you value can cause this prophecy.

What are the best rewards of teaching as a profession?

11 Rewards of Being a Teacher

1. YOU GET TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON LIVES. ...
2. YOU GET TO IGNITE THE 'SPARK” ...
3. YOU GET TO BE SURROUNDED WITH LOVE. ...
4. YOU GET TO CELEBRATE MILESTONES. ...
5. YOU GET TO LAUGH ALL DAY LONG. ...
6. YOU GET TO CREATE YOUR WORK ENVIRONMENT. ...
7. YOU GET TO INSPIRE OTHERS. ...
8. YOU GET TO FEED YOUR INNER CREATIVITY.

How do you teach expectations?

1) Define behavioral expectations so that they are developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive, positively stated, specific, and observable. 2) Make the expectations relevant and important to students by telling them the purpose of the behaviors. 3) Explicitly teach and review behavioral expectations.

How do you set behavioral expectations?

Here are 5 quick tips to establish consistent behavior expectations in your school or district:

1. Define your behavior expectations, along with rewards and consequences. ...
2. Clearly communicate your behavior expectations to students — and parents. ...
3. Show students what is meant by each expectation.

Why are rules and expectations important?

Classroom Management Rules and Expectations Improve Learning Rules define the parameters of behavior for students, so they know what's expected of them and also what behaviors are “out of bounds.” When these rules are clearly defined, students are more likely to understand and abide by them.