State standards are important sources of help to teachers as they ______________
a. standardize lesson plans
b. make objectives measurable
c. establish grading criteria
d. select learning outcomes
ANS: D
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A. physical abuse B. physical neglect C. a misdemeanor D. psychological abuse
The fundamental principle when assessing students with limited English proficiency is to
A) ?assess even if it is obvious in both cultures there is a disability. B) ?encourage exemption from statewide assessments. C) ?assess the student's target abilities, not their ability to use English. D) ?assess the student in their primary language.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Fred Jones concerned himself with remedying the large amount of wasted time that is evident in most of today’s classrooms. 2. Jones believes that the teacher’s body language plays a powerful role in helping students behave properly. 3. Jones advocates using Say, See, Do teaching not only for its teaching value but also for its value in helping students remain on task. 4. Jones’s Say, See, Do teaching involves students’ saying something, trying to see in their minds what it means, and then doing something to show their understanding. 5. An incentive, as used in discipline, is something that is promised as a consequence for desired behavior that follows the behavior.
Much of the impetus for the development of cognitive psychology can be traced to:
a. research into the neurology of endorphin release b. cranial theories of brain development pioneered by classical philosophers c. developmental theories of the functional relation between language and behavior d. a shift from environmental to experiential learning approaches