Montessori believed children learn through:
a. Sensory experiences and absorbing their surroundings.
b. Rote instruction.
c. Fantasy play.
d. Reading.
A
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Amalia is a student in Mrs. Black's fourth-grade classroom in an East Kentucky elementary school. Mrs. Black now lives in Appalachia after spending most of her life in Manhattan. Amalia responds to her teacher's questions by saying "I heared you. I don't care to answer. I am plum afeared. I'll answer directly." Mrs. Black believes Amalia has a language problem and refers the student for special education support. What area of cross-cultural dissonance does this reflect?
A. Behavioral expectation B. Communication styles C. Curricular representation D. Learning experiences and preferences
Which method of instruction for struggling readers involves integrating new decoding skills?
a. linguistic b. meaning-based c. interactive strategies d. explicit direct instruction
The closer a set of data points fall to a regression line, the ______ the correlation or relationship between two factors.
A. less reliable B. more variable C. weaker D. stronger
Choose the internal validity problem that is associated with the situations listed. Presence of the observer increases scores
a. history b. maturation c. experimenter effect d. statistical regression e. diffusion