Nonverbal Cueing is a preventive classroom management strategy involving the use of nonverbal signals—such as eye contact, gestures, or body positioning—to subtly redirect student behavior or communicate expectations without disrupting the instructional flow.
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Teacher Praise: A Functional Analysis
Jere Brophy · Review of Educational Research · 1981 · 607 citations
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Jere Brophy · Review of Educational Research · 1981 · 481 citations
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