According to The Shopping Mall High School , how do many teachers deal with classroom management?
A) They strictly monitor their classes, ruling with an iron fist.
B) They make tacit agreements with their students that neither will push the other too hard.
C) They have little classroom management. The students rule the classes.
D) They provide, for the most part, engaging lessons with plenty of student involvement so that there is little time for students to become bored or distracted.

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The Shopping Mall High School, part of the research findings presented in the book "The Last Good High School" by Arthur G. Powell, Eleanor Farrar, and David K. Cohen, suggests that many teachers manage their classrooms by making tacit agreements with their students. This means they come to an unspoken understanding that the teacher won't demand too much from the students, and in return, the students won't cause too much trouble or demand too much from the teacher. This approach is seen as a way to maintain a basic level of peace and functionality in the classroom without engaging deeply in the educational content or pedagogical strategies that might more actively involve students or challenge them.

According to the Shopping Mall High School , How Do