Describe the instructional practices children value when engaged in problems solving
What will be an ideal response?
Complete answers will include children's preferences for instructional practices including: time to work through a problem, the freedom to personally select and develop strategies, receiving personal attention from the teacher, and trusting the teacher to understand when assistance is requested.
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In the most common form of historical fiction
A. the secondary characters may be actual historical figures or imaginary characters. B. the main characters are actual historical figures. C. the social traditions, customs, morals, and values reflect the present time rather than the past. D. the events could not have happened.
If a test is valid, what does this mean?
A. The test will give consistent results. B. The test has internal consistency. C. The test measures a useful construct or variable. D. The test measures what it claims to measure.
What strategy of structuring the setting ahead of time is NOT a part of preparation for group time?
A. Placement so that every child can see and hear. B. Ensure enough space between children for all planned activities. C. Organizing materials so that they are immediately at hand and in the order needed. D. Keeping the group size to 10 children or fewer.
According to constructivism, learning occurs as
a) students create new knowledge b) build on past experiences c) interact with teachers and peers d) all of the above