Outdoor areas for infants and toddlers should:
a. Not be planned.
b. Include areas for dramatic play.
c. Stimulate their senses and offer many opportunities to move.
d. Be the same playground used by 3- to 5-year-olds.
c
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Which of the following statements is true?
A. Empathy is the ability to understand another person's feelings by feeling the same emotion. B. Toddlers are unable to demonstrate empathy. C. Empathy is inborn and is not learned. D. Empathy is the characteristic of self-awareness and is learned by adults modeling it.
A standardized test score that is reported as having a percentile rank of 67 indicates that a student with that percentile rank
a. did worse than 67 percent of students in the norm group. b. got 67 percent of the questions on the test correct. c. achieved 67 percent of the objective criteria covered on the test. d. did as well as or better than 67 percent of the students in the norm group.
According to Morrish, choice management:
a) specifies who has the right or duty to choose. b) increases the number of available choices as students mature. c) encourages individuals to focus on themselves and their needs. d) denies students the right to exercise control and express preferences in the classroom.
What is the major rationale for the use of authentic assessment rather than traditional assessment to determine what students have learned?
a. Authentic assessment measures are easier to score and therefore more practical. b. Authentic assessment looks at behaviors similar to those required in the outside world. c. Authentic assessment methods are more likely to provide a representative sample of the various topics that have been studied in class. d. Authentic assessment makes more sense from a behaviorist point of view, because the task is clear-cut and the reward is tangible.