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1. Raise your hand when you want to ask a question or share something with the class. -Teaches student's respect for other classmates, teaches patience, and eliminates confusion with students talking over each other. Allows them to share with the teacher and the class and be heard.
 * Self-Control Tips:**

2. Treat others how you wish to be treated in return. -Teaches students that they need to be courteous and thoughtful of others feelings.

3. Do not disrupt other children while they are working. -Teaches students to respect classmates and their work and allow them to work through problems on their own.

4. Wait your turn to share something, do not speak over another student. -Teaches students to be considerate of one another and teaches them its important to listen to what others have to say.

5. Allow student's to work through problems on their own without interruption. -The teacher needs to give the students space to figure out the problems and work with one another to figure out how to solve the problem.

6. Get children actively learning so they are not sitting all day. -Students must be active during the day to get them engaged in their learning otherwise they can be easily distracted by how anxious they are to move.

7. Do not give students exact answers, allow them to figure it out. -Students should be able to go to the teacher if they need help figuring something out but should only be provided guidance rather than exact answers.

8. Do not let the students take advantage of you. -Students need to be given boundaries and it is the teachers job to follow through with consequences.

9. Assign students one task at a time. -Students can become overwhelmed and distracted when they are given multiple tasks to accomplish at once.

10. Give the class a set routine so that they can know what to expect. -Children need a structure and it is beneficial for them to know what to expect so they can stay on task.

[] Respect yourself and others in the classroom

[] An example of "raising your hand"

[] How to NOT keep your students engaged in the classroom

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1. Theory of mind is being able to understand not only your belies and desires, but others as well. As you get older, your theory of mind expands. 2. If you are more knowledgeable of others social beliefs, you will have a higher social competence. 3. When you unconsciously speak your mind when you do not mean to. An example of a Freudian slip is when you are attending a wedding and accidentally call it a funeral. 4. Superego is an example of one of Freud's concepts. 5. Teachers can set high expectations, let students take control themselves over certain tasks in class, and make students feel comfortable in the classroom setting in case they need to talk the teacher or their peers in order to be a caring teacher. 6. The three types of conflict resolutions are avoidance, competitive and cooperative. 7. Parents can let them choose their own beliefs (not forcing yours on them), introduce them to outside cultures and ideas, and stay open minded as an example for them. 8. The picture shows academic dishonesty, a student cheating on a test.