Learning opportunities different from those offered in the average public school are available in
a. achievement centers.
b. alternative schools.
c. distance education.
d. traditional schools.
ANSWER: b
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When a teacher uses informal learning experiences to reinforce concepts while a child is engaged in a naturalistic experience, the teacher is taking advantage of a(n) ______________________________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The challenge of presenting content via multiple means so that all learners have access to the material is:
a. almost insurmountable. b. to do so without compromising the learning goals. c. linked to experience as most new teachers are digital immigrants. d. non-existent.
Mr. Mondschien emphases the sequence of events that his class does during the day (e.g., "First, we have circle time, then we have reading, and then recess..." etc). He also asks students to think about which events take longer (e.g., recess or reading, lining up for lunch or math). By discussing these topics, Mr. Mondschien is helping his students to understand:
A) Math computation. B) Classification. C) Time. D) Measurement.
Increasingly, states are establishing standards for subjects and assessments. These standards should:
a) guide teachers' planning of objectives and lessons. b) guide teachers and parents during conferences. c) guide parents in selecting schools for their children. d) guide school boards in hiring new staff members.