Consequences for breaking classroom rules should be just, proportional and paired with what?
APublic shaming
BPositive support
CExtra homework
DLoss of free time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Positive support
1. Fair consequences are part of modelling fairness and justice.
2. They should be just, proportional and paired with positive reinforcement.
3. Shaming and added work are not just or proportional.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning environment, Conducive classroom climates_
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