Imagine that you have a very rowdy and negative friend who always is getting into trouble when the two of you go out. Would modeling more appropriate behavior be effective in changing his/her habits? Why/why not?
What will be an ideal response?
The friend probably lacks the motivation to change and
modeling will likely be ineffective. Also, behavior is
well established and is likely being directly reinforced.
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What description below denotes grading?
a) Compare students' performance with established criteria. b) Summarizing student performance with scores and data. c) A scale based on predetermined criteria. d) Systematic plan for gathering student learning.
What terms refers to a balance between teacher-guided learning and less structured learning?
A. self-directed learning B. active learning C. discovery learning D. assisted learning
Which of the following often serves as a good alternative to edible reinforcers?
A.Recognition B.Preferred activities C.Social praise D.All of the above
If you are not getting called for interviews, redo your:
a. List of references b. Application c. Resume and cover letter d. Cover letter and thank-you note