The most common testing accommodations for students with learning disabilities are
A) extended time and small group administration.
B) dividing assessment into multiple sessions and individual assessment.
C) having directions read aloud and group administration.
D) extended time and group administration.
A
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The introduction section of a quantitative research proposal does not include the
a. statement of the problem. b. proposed methodology. c. review of the literature. d. statement of the hypotheses.
The amount of mental activity imposed on working memory is described as:
a. maintenance rehearsal. b. meaningfulness. c. cognitive load. d. dual-processing.
Which of the following is an example of a conditional compensatory response?
a. After getting an adrenaline shot, the sight of the needle in the future decreases a person's heart rate. b. Drinking alone has more of an effect on a person than drinking with others. c. For an addict, a change in where he/she typically uses the drug (e.g., at home vs. a hotel) increases tolerance. d. Someone used to smoking in his/her own car will usually have nicotine cravings upon entering anyone's car.
Mr. Summers begins his lesson on subtraction with regrouping by reviewing addition. This is an example of
A) a memory strategy. B) using prior knowledge. C) a mnemonic. D) modeling.