The Philadelphia Academy, which opened in 1751, would say that its curriculum _______
A. stressed classical languages
B. focused on the acquisition of science and math
C. was broader and more practical than that of earlier Latin schools
D. emphasized religious studies
C
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Drew and Isaac are both healthy one-year-old boys, born within a few days of each other. Drew has been walking since he was 10 months old and Isaac took his first steps today. This is an illustration of:
a. the importance of meeting the basic needs of each child. b. the child striving for autonomy. c. the developmental principle that rates of development vary. d. the proximodistal principle of development
William Glasser in Schools Without Failures based his theory on:
a) Fear, force and pain b) Social control in schools c) Love, worth and recognition d) The socialization process
Father (insurance agent) and son (16 years old) are arguing. The son suggests that teenagers are less likely to be involved in car accidents than the population in general. Father brings home a computer printout which show that 25% of all his clients are involved in traffic accidents each year and that seven out of a sample of 25 (28%) teenage clients have fender benders each year. From the son's perspective what is the alternative hypothesis? What test could he use?
What will be an ideal response?
Good leaders know the importance of listening to ______.
a. only their inner circle b. only out-group members c. people who will agree with them d. all members of a group