In an interview for a teaching position, you are asked, "What evidence do you have that you can make a difference in student learning?" The interviewing principal's leader ship style is most likely
A) initiator.
B) manager.
C) responder.
D) dictator.
A
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A sales representative or a politician would have a higher than average _____ intelligence.
A. intrapersonal B. interpersonal C. logical-mathematical D. existential
A set of guidelines educating teachers and professionals who work with young children was originally developed in 1982 by:
a. the Child Development Associate National Credentialing Program. b. the Early Childhood Education and Development program. c. the National Association for the Education of Young Children. d. the United States Department of Education.
Which of the following statements best describes the implications for teachers of the changing American family?
a. Because both parents work in many American families, more children are affluent, so they come to school better prepared to learn. b. Parents spend more time working away from home than parents have spent in the past, so teachers will need to be more flexible in reaching out to families. c. Parents are better informed about school activities than they have been in the past, so they tend to be more involved in school activities than they have historically. d. Education has become politically important, so parents tend to be more politically active in school policy than they have been historically.
A new teacher attended a workshop on the writing process in which she was correctly told that:
a) students must write with a partner b) students always follow the steps in the same sequence c) the process should only be used with expository texts d) the process involves recurring cycles