The overarching question the Wongs would have a teacher ask is:
a) What am I supposed to do?
b) What curricular content do I teach first?
c) What materials will best support the content I’m teaching?
d) What routines will help me accomplish my goals?
d) What routines will help me accomplish my goals?
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A researcher plans a special series of classroom lessons designed to increase students' verbal skills. A control group does not have the lessons. Which of the following would most likely be threats to internal validity?
a. History b. Hawthorne effect c. Teacher expectations effect d. Mortality e. b and c
Which type of accommodation allows students to complete activities in different ways?
a. Response accommodation b. Timing and scheduling accommodation c. Presentation accommodation d. Setting accommodation
Can students sue a teacher for written information in students' permanent records?
a. Students are never permitted to see their permanent records and therefore may not sue. b. Teachers can be sued for defamatory statements published in student's permanent record. c. Under federal law teachers can never be sued for anything written in student's permanent record. d. Teachers can only be sued for information written in a student's permanent record if the information would be considered offensive to the student. e. None of the above.
Which of the following provides the most immediate and specific feedback on a student's work?
What will be an ideal response?