End of Course Test: Launching Your Classical Classroom

Habit training focuses on long-term character development.

A narration-based lesson plan typically involves modeling followed by practice.

Burnout only affects the teacher, not the students.

What are the two types of lesson plans Kim describes?

What should be avoided in a classical classroom setup?

What is a recommended first step in curriculum organization?

What mindset does Kim recommend when facing student challenges?

What is the recommended response to a “fast finisher”?

Why does Kim recommend “banking” positive interactions with parents?

What does Kim recommend doing during summer for growth?

What are the three things Kim wants each student to feel?

What is the primary goal of Kim Warman’s video series for new teachers?

In a 150–250 word essay, discuss one of the following prompts:

1. Reflect on how the principles of being ‘known, loved, and challenged’ can shape your relationship with students and their families throughout the school year. In your response, consider how early communication, classroom presence, and long-term formation work together to support this vision.

2. Describe how you plan to structure your lesson planning and classroom organization to support both restful teaching and student learning. Include specific practices, tools, or routines that will help you maintain clarity and sustainability throughout the year.