An administrator will implement a new science curriculum if there is good evidence that it is more effective than the present curriculum. Otherwise he will continue with the present curriculum. The administrator should use a
a. directional test. c. difference test.
b. non-directional test. d. non-difference test.
A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A. on-task teacher behavior B. off-task teacher behavior C. off-task student behavior D. on-task student behavior
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