Class advocacy is most accurately described as
a. arguing for social services in behalf of a disenfranchised client
b. standing up for a student who has been expelled from a class
c. supporting policy change to help people who experience a similar problem
d. taking a controversial stand on a political issue
C
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According to the special education law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act-2004 (IDEA-
2004), a student could have a learning disability in which of the following areas of mathematics? a. Mathematics calculation or mathematics reasoning b. Problem solving or precursor math skills c. Estimating or problem solving d. Algebra or math calculation e. Using number lines or place value
Which of the following is true?
A. The majority of poor people are White. B. Families with teenagers are more likely to be poor than families with young children. C. Children are more likely to be poor than adults. D. Social insurance programs are means tested.
______ served as a model for the establishment of settlement houses in many large cities in the United States.
A. Hull House B. Humphrey Home C. House of Hope D. Habitat for Humanity
What is feedback?
a. Information about the thoughts and feelings of one person interacting with another regarding their experiences of the other's behaviors b. Asking your client to tell you what their rationale for change is c. Disclosing thoughts and feelings in a way that reduces stress d. Considering theories in research about human behavior in regard to the work you and your client are doing