As a teacher who practices universally designed instruction, your first step when introducing a lesson should be to
a. present the topic in a clear, straightforward manner.
b. capture your students' attention.
c. recall facts learned in the last lesson.
d. write the instructions for the activity on the board.
b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Learning from your mistakes does not mean
A. believing you are a failure. B. reviewing returned tests. C. being honest with yourself. D. asking for help.
If we consider the concept of reciprocal causation, we must conclude that the quality of students' classroom experiences is influenced:
a. primarily by what teachers do in the classroom. b. primarily by how students think about classroom material. c. both by classroom events and by what students themselves do. d. largely by things that have happened to students in the past.
The phase of decision making that is concerned with generating as many options as possible, no matter how outlandish they first appear is the
a. the Investigation phase. b. the Imagination phase. c. the Incubation phase. d. the Insight phase.