Research has found that children of families with socioeconomic status (SES) typically learn fewer words at a slower rate than children growing up in middle-class SES
a. Higher
b. Equal
c. Lower
d. A and B
e. None of the above
c
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A good example of a classroom rule would be:
a. Put supplies in the supply closet. b. Raise your hand if you need to use the restroom. c. Keep all homework in your folder. d. Keep your hands to yourself.
An advantage of the teacher developing clear expectations for acceptable student behavior is that
a. monitoring and detecting inappropriate behavior will be made easier. b. students will perceive the class as more rewarding. c. consequences that are used will be more natural. d. fewer explicit procedures will be required for conducting activities.
Which of the following could be included in a sixth grade student's electronic portfolio for a unit on water in science class?
a. A video clip of the student's visit to the city water plant b. An electronic presentation file the student used in an oral presentation to the class c. An essay the student wrote on water pollution d. All of the above could be included e. Only a. and b.
Of the following, which statement most accurately describes the characteristics of students most likely to use alcohol and other drugs?
a. High achievers are more likely than low achievers to use alcohol and other drugs, because they are more involved in extracurricular activities, which is where most drug use occurs. b. Low achievers are more likely than high achievers to use alcohol and other drugs, because drug use is associated with other risk factors, such as low SES and family instability. c. High achievers are more likely than low achievers to use alcohol and other drugs, because school is often boring for them, and they're looking for an outlet for their energies. d. Average students are more likely than either high or low achievers to use alcohol and other drugs, because high achievers are involved in programs for the gifted, low achievers have remedial programs designed for them, and average students "get lost in the shuffle."