Reading biographies to prepare for debate develops students'
a. Analytical skills.
b. Ability to write biographies.
c. Awareness of conflict in history.
d. Cognitive skills and oral language abilities.
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following is a true statement about brain research?
A) early social and emotional experiences are the seeds of human intelligence B) different regions of the brain are actively developing and maturing according to timetables C) children who don't play much develop smaller brains D) A and B E) A, B, and C
Which is an example of non-normative stress?
A. going to college for the first time B. being sexually assaulted C. going through puberty D. preparing for a major exam
Isabella is conducting a study of American middle-school science teachers’ beliefs about content area reading. She obtains a list of all the middle-school science teachers in the state who are members of the National Reading Conference (NRC). She lists all of the names and selects every third name as a participant in her study. Who is the available population in Isabella's study?
A. All science teachers in the state. B. All middle school science teachers in the country. C. All science teachers in the state who are interested in reading. D. All middle school science teachers in the state who are members of NRC.