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Creating a Positive School Climate

School Climate

1. School climate refers to the quality and character of school life for students, parents, and school personnel, and it and reflects each of the following EXCEPT:

A. Norms, goals, and values

B. Teaching and learning practices

C. Cultural and social expectations

D. Interpersonal relationships and organizational structure


Is Our School Climate Positive?

2. A growing body of empirical research has shown that a positive and ___________ school environment is associated with healthy youth development, student learning and academic achievement, increased graduation rates, and teacher retention.

A. Structured

B. Satisfying

C. Supportive

D. Sustained


3. Many teachers do not feel safe and effective as educators in their school environments, and as a result approximately 35% drop out of the profession within their first five years of teaching.

A. True

B. False


Is Our School Climate Positive?

4. The authors describe environmental components of a positive school climate that include:

A. Mental and physical health supports for students that promote fitness, good nutrition and mental well-being

B. Caring relationships among and between students, staff and families

C. Respect for diversity within the school community

D. An emotionally safe setting free from bullying and harassment


5. A well-designed climate assessment survey reveals patterns of behavior and attitudes that may assist in providing a comprehensive view of underlying factors that contribute to a school's success and challenges.

A. True

B. False


The Right Thing to Do

6. In creating a healthy school environment, it is critical to engage students as partners because they are aware of what is happening around them and will likely be empowered to contribute in a positive way.

A. True

B. False


School Climate Surveys Uncover the Extent of Bullying

7. Although any student may be the target of bullying, those who are at increased risk include:

A. Overweight students

B. Children with learning disabilities

C. Students who may be questioning their sexuality

D. All of the above


8. Research among social scientists and medical doctors indicates that bullied youths are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, physical ailments, truancy, and suicide.

A. True

B. False


Research Findings-Bullying Impact on Bystanders

9. Empirical studies demonstrate that approximately 46 percent of students report being a bystander to bullying during their current school term.

A. True

B. False


Professional Environment Plays Large Role in School Climate

10. According to the National Commission on Teaching and America's Future, the cost to recruit, hire, process, and train one new teacher ranged from ___________depending on district size and location.

A. $8000 to $22,000

B. $6000 to $20,000

C. $4000 to $18,000

D. $2000 to $16,000


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