Using a survey may help schools plan more effective parent education programs
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The perspective that behavior can be modified using an "Antecedent–Behavior–Consequence" approach is based on
a. social learning theory. b. applied behavioral analysis. c. ecological strategies. d. control therapy.
Compared to primary school contexts, most junior high or middle schools are:
a. Larger schools b. Neighborhood schools c. More age-segregated d. All of the above
Blended families often contain two coparenting dyads: biological parents coparenting from binuclear households and:
A) A biological parent and biological grandparent B) Two stepparents coparenting from binuclear households C) Biological grandparents coparenting from afar D) A biological parent and a stepparent fulfilling parental roles within the blended family
Inclusion is most effective when all of the following are part of the plan EXCEPT
A) the classroom teacher also acts as a specialist dealing with the exceptionality. B) a team of specialists develops an individualized educational plan (IEP) for each student. C) a teacher's aide works with students with exceptionalities. D) the classroom teacher collaborates with a team of specialists providing specific services.