Sadly, although child care is available to all Americans, many poor families do not take advantage of the opportunity
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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Which of the following is not true about using modifications?
a. Consult the student’s family before making a modification b. Recognize the long term implications of a student learning less than her peers c. Modifications should be tried before accommodations d. Accommodations should be tried before modifications
"Triangulation" in qualitative inquiry means
a. developing three alternatives to each null hypothesis. b. attempting to get the observer, the observed subject, and a disinterested third party to reach consensus on the meaning of the data. c. assessing the quality of observational data by having two observers simultaneously recording the behavior of one human subject. d. using multiple sources of data, multiple observers, and/or multiple methods of data collection.
Carefully observing your students' progress and reflecting on your practice with them is one of the best ways to begin self-study. The sequence of events is
A. assessing what your learners know and what they need to learn next, planning instruction, delivering instruction, assessing and evaluation student learning, and reflecting carefully and thoughtfully on the process based on informed observation of your students at each step along the way. B. testing your students regularly and following the curriculum guide to know what they need to learn next, understanding student learning, and thinking about the learning process of each student. C. assessing what your learners know, planning and delivering instruction, send home progress reports of achievements and reflect on ways to improve the performance of your struggling learners. D. None of the above.
Greater numbers of children from minority groups placed in special education programs than would be anticipated based on their proportion of the general school population is commonly referred to as:
a. underrepresentation. b. ethnic imbalance. c. overrepresentation. d. over enrollment.