Mr. Roosevelt wants to see how his students like a new approach to teaching that he has been trying since the beginning of the new term. He feels it is as effective as the older approach he used (based on students' performance in class) but he wonders if students might enjoy it more. If so, he would like to continue to use the new approach. Mr. Roosevelt designs a questionnaire that he gives
students at the midpoint of the term to gather information regarding whether students like the new approach better than the older approach and, if so (or not), why they feel the way they do. Mr. Roosevelt is integrating ___________ into his unit planning.
a. differentiated instruction.
b. content-area standards.
c. cooperative learning.
d. formative assessment.
d
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b. high chairs. c. safety gates. d. bookcases.
Probe annotation is used to
a) note new concepts b) develop hypotheses c) note questions or ideas that should be investigated further d) understand hierarchical order
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Kagan would find it logical to assume that a student who is clowning around in class is most likely to be operating from a position of boredom. 2. Hunter and Maya and arguing over which one will create the visual aid for their presentation. Using Kagan’s model, the teacher is likely to identify their positions as control-seeking. 3. Kira says, “I am so tired of working on this topic! We’ve been on it for weeks.” She sticks her notebook in her desk and sulks. True or false: Kagan would likely identify her position as boredom and her behavior type as disengaged. 4. Mr. McElroy says, “Jay, do you know how to do the next part of this assignment?” Jay says, “No, I don’t.” True or false: In this scenario, Kagan would assert that Jay is demonstrating rule-breaking behavior. 5. Kagan would argue that when you see a student misbehaving, asking them to explain why they’re making that choice is an effective strategy.
Which of the following defenses for liability is least likely to receive support by the courts?
a. Comparative negligence b. Immunity c. Contributory negligence d. Assumption of risk