Dual language or "two-way immersion" programs have proven successful in
a. promoting bilingualism and biliteracy for native and non-native English speakers
b. segregating students into primary language groups for instruction in grades K-3
c. mobilizing community resources and bake sales to augment school budget shortfalls
d. providing English language classes for parents of English learners in the program
A
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Assessment information is useful when
A. it is obtained from standardized tests. B. the information obtained is used to guide instruction. C. it is obtained from curriculum-based assessments. D. one teacher is involved in the assessment process.
A high school student whose parents have a history of alcohol abuse and have just gone through a divorce
a. should nonetheless be able to maintain an emotional balance because of the capacity to engage in formal operational thought. b. should be watched for signs of depression and considered a potential suicide risk. c. should be left pretty much alone, since adolescents who have these kinds of problems prefer not to discuss them. d. is likely to be gregarious and friendly so as not to attract too much attention to personal circumstances.
Don’t skip lessons—work through the chapters in sequence because ______.
a. each chapter is important b. each chapter is full of information c. each chapter provides a foundation for the next chapter d. each chapter is useful
When students enroll in school and are provided with an identification number—a combination of letters and numbers—this number is which scale?
A. Ratio B. Interval C. Ordinal D. Nominal