How might incremental beliefs affect student motivation and behavior?
What will be an ideal response?
According to Carol Dweck, students with incremental beliefs are motivated to improve their cognitive skills, to pursue tactics that allow meaningful learning to take place, and to persist in the face of difficulty.
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Discuss the importance of transition during the early childhood years. What do transition decisions involve for each age group?
What will be an ideal response?
Children naturally develop the math content concept of ____________ when they sort and classify objects into simple or complex patterns
a. data analysis and probability b. algebra c. number and operations d. reasoning and proof
Dreikurs believed that people are born with the capacity to develop their ________ interests and are inherently motivated to relate to and interact with other people
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Of the following models of program evaluation, the most comprehensive is
a. formative evaluation. b. CIPP evaluation. c. responsive evaluation. d. objectives-based evaluation.