Quiz Preview 1. Education - Foundations Introductory Courses

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Many traditional racial and ethnic communities have cultural roots in a collectivist orientation. Define collectivist orientation

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Before reading, students can engage with the text by

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A team-developed written program identifying goals and objectives to support the development of a child between the ages of 3 and 21 who has a disability

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Which of the following is TRUE of a presumed father?

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Asking effective questions requires planning and teachers become more adept at asking quality questions throughout their careers. What common pattern of questioning fosters a greater chance of classroom discussion?

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From where is the term "best practices in transition" derived?

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Which action on the part of the teacher involves clarifying the cooperative assignment and introducing concepts?

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You have a new classmate from a fraternity whose members have a reputation of being aggressive and obnoxious. When observing him in class you find him somewhat aggressive and so, when he asks for your notes, you vehemently refuse. He soon behaves with you in an obnoxious way. This is best explained by

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Explain biophysical influences that may cause emotional and behavioral disabilities

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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Teachers who actively make curricular choices that allow them to best meet the needs of their learners are demonstrating the commitment of

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Why is it so difficult to get to know a culture on a deep level?

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Research on parental involvement in their children's education reveals that

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The recommended amount of time for reciprocal peer tutoring sessions is

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The development of realism in children's drawing is associated with

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The greater the physical distance between teacher and student, the higher the student's on-task behaviors

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Which of the following are verbs that could ALL appear in narrow questions?

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The capacity to share and understand the emotions of others

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Rhonda is a student with a learning disability who has difficulty memorizing math facts. Twice each week, she takes a one-minute timed math fact test. Her teacher collects the data from these tests and makes her instructional decisions based upon her progress. This procedure is called

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Phonics instruction should be viewed as:

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______ behavior is essential to each person’s effective leadership performance.

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List and describe five different types of assistive technology devices that can benefit students with special needs. For each device tell what it is, tell how a student will use it and under what circumstances, and describe how the device will augment a student's learning

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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There is no single intervention approach that is effective for all students with learning disabilities

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What is the purpose of a textbook committee?

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Social groups that arise from economic relationships between members of society are referred to as:

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A convergent theoretical foundation for inclusive early childhood education means it is

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If you were to examine two plots of scores on two scatterplots and draw circles around the scores, which two plots listed below would be the most similar in form?

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Joel and Katia are in the dramatic play area. Both are holding baby dolls. Joel says, "my baby is hungry" as he looks for a bottle. Katia responds, "my baby is sick" and she wraps her baby in a blanket. What type of play are these children engaged in?

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When developing your curriculum, you need to consult

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Rashid's student file indicates that he has dyslexia. Describe the five key elements of a researched-based reading program that would benefit Rashid

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Which of these is a typical type of support service provided for persons with disabilities seeking employment?

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Directive control methods can be used to encourage teachers. Which does not apply?

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During transition from high school to postsecondary educational programs, students with disabilities

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Literacy diagnostic measures, such as those used by the Comprehensive Intervention Model (CIM), can __________

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When considering the RTI framework, a ______ is often used to demonstrate the program.

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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Which of the following programs emphasizes strategies that enhance a student's acquisition of body image, language, early self-help skills, sensorimotor skills, concepts, orientation, and early social interactions?

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How would year-end evaluations be used in action research projects?

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When students have trouble with figuring out how to improve their writing and they lack strategies for correcting errors in their work, what phase of the writing process are they struggling with?

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In Katia's remedial mathematics study, she collected pretest data from a group of participants. She divided the participants into three groups. One group received no treatment, one group received instruction by a teacher-delivered intervention, one group received peer tutoring on the same problems. After the intervention she tested their math skills. With which validity threat should Katia be

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Safety approaches used when planning the indoor environment include all of the following EXCEPT:

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Teacher testing is part of current reform efforts in education, but the process is controversial. Describe three arguments that support teacher testing as a way to improve the teaching profession, and describe three arguments opposed to teacher testing

Arguments that support teacher testing include the following:
1) Standardized tests are valid and necessary because they keep unqualified teachers out of classrooms; 2) the tests are fair and they minimize or even eliminate evaluator bias; and 3) the tests are economical and cost-effective, and the public at large supports teacher testing.
Arguments that oppose teacher testing include:
1) The tests aren't valid because performance on a test doesn't guarantee that a teacher will perform well in a classroom; 2) Cutoff scores established by different states are arbitrary, based more on the demand for new teachers than on any objective measure of minimal teacher competency; and 3) The tests penalize cultural minorities and nonnative speakers because they rely on verbal and test-taking skills that may or may not influence teaching effectiveness.

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Students may be moved to an interim alternative educational setting in cases when:

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The telephone can be a useful tool for conducting conferences

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The standard deviation tells us

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Ms. Hall's social studies class is acting out the battle at Gettysburg. This is an example of which instructional strategy?

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A teacher's readiness to develop children's opportunities for outdoor play directly relates to how comfortably and pleasurably that teacher feels about being ______________

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How would you use the 3 R approach with a child who seems very anxious most of the time?

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According to Aristotle, education

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Alana, Judith, and Salinda were pretending to operate a post office with other children being the customers. What would you expect Judith and Salinda to do when Alana "drove" her truck into the counter area?

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Recent developments in assessment have given middle school educators:

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Concepts related to economics and history have no real place in early childhood education since they are so abstract

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Due to brain development in adolescents, which of the following is TRUE?

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What approach to teaching reading would you most likely adopt as your primary method? Why? What secondary approach might you combine with this?

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