Which types of interdependences are inherent in any negotiation?
a. Participation interdependence
b. Outcome interdependence
c. Information interdependence
d. Materials interdependence
e. a, b, and c
f. a, c, and d
E
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Which of the assessment Standards relates to the idea that assessment should focus on what we value in the classroom?
a. The Equity Standard. b. The Coherence Standard. c. The Mathematics Standard. d. The Content Standard. e. The Openness Standard.
In an experiment, the researcher randomly assigns students who have been caught smoking inside the high school to three different classes of a health class in which the teacher will address the issues of adolescent smoking. One advantage of this experimental procedure is
a. any variability in student characteristics will be equated among the classes. b. the students who are caught smoking will be required to take a health class. c. variables, such as the type of adolescent smoker, will be controlled in the study. d. the students will be randomly assigned to the three classes and equally distributed.
Which is the BEST example of a teacher prompting the use of syntax cues?
a. "Look at the word. How does it start?" b. "Sound it out. Let's blend the sounds that we see." c. "Let's skip to the end of the sentence and then guess a word that makes sense." d. "Read until you get to the part that says what he did: I believe we need to think of a word there that is about some kind of action."
Most computers come with built in options that make it easier for people with disabilities to use them such as changes to the display, mouse, or keyboard functions. These are called:
a) activity features b) multikey features c) accessibility features d) modified features