In an average year, school-age children typically gain:
a. 2-3 inches in height
b. 4-6 pounds in weight
c. Both a and b
d. None of the above
C
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Which law guarantees that no qualified person with disabilities will be discriminated against because of the disability by programs receiving federal assistance?
a. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act b. Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA-2004) c. Perkins Vocational Act d. Assistive Technology Act e. No Child Left Behind Act
Erik Erikson's theory reminds us to observe how:
A) children think B) culture influences children C) children demonstrate trust versus mistrust D) teachers scaffold language development
The role of assistant principal
a. Has vague history b. Is a frequent entry level position for school administrative careers c. Often maintains the norms and rules of the school culture d. All of the above
Throughout the school year, a second-grade teacher uses learning centers during science. What is the best way to evaluate student learning during these activities?
A) Observe students during center time to determine if they understand the science concepts. B) Wait until students complete activities and give them a written test afterward. C) Incorporate ways for students to record their observations; for example, a sink/float chart or a record of which items attracted/repelled a magnet. D) Have students write a sentence about what they learned at each center.