If you were to incorporate maslow's hierarchy of needs into your teaching practices, you would be most likely to:

a. emphasize the importance of getting good grades

b. make sure your students feel safe and secure in the classroom

c. remind students frequently about how their current achievements in school will affect their success as adults

d. focus on the use of intrinsic reinforcers (such as feelings of pride) rather than extrinsic reinforcers (such as praise) for all students

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Arielle Meadows

Social Studies

3 May, 03:17

If you were to incorporate maslow's hierarchy of needs into your teaching practices, you would be most likely to:

a. emphasize the importance of getting good grades

b. make sure your students feel safe and secure in the classroom

c. remind students frequently about how their current achievements in school will affect their success as adults

d. focus on the use of intrinsic reinforcers (such as feelings of pride) rather than extrinsic reinforcers (such as praise) for all students

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Alberto Holder · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: B. Make sure your students feel safe and secure in school

The needs for security and self actualization usually come after all basic needs are met (food, drinks, clothes, shelter)

Since most of these basic needs would most likely be fulfilled by their own perspective family, the things that you need provide outside their families would be the feeling of security and environment for self-actualizations.