Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Many individuals with ASD understand that others may have different thoughts, plans, emotions, and perspectives from their own.
Ans: F
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Mai closes her eyes and reaches into a bag to find a triangle. This task requires the use of the sense of touch, or
a. ?visual discrimination. b. ?haptic discrimination. c. ?auditory discrimination. d. ?visual-motor skill.
Which of the following is a potential problem with a percentage system?
a. Assigning the same weights to different types of assignments. b. Assigning different weights to different types of assignments. c. It is possible for all students to receive an "A". d. It is possible that two students only a couple of percentage points apart will receive two different letter grades.
Mr. Washington allows his lesson times to "go with the flow;" that is, he simply begins teaching in the morning and lets each lesson last as long as it needs to last. He also varies the order of his content presentations, doing math first on some days and reading first on other days; he may allocate an hour to science on Monday, not teach it at all on Tuesday, and give it a half hour on Wednesday. His system is
a. ineffective, because his model deprives children of helpful structure and may result in over- or under-emphasis of certain curricular areas. b. effective, because he is teaching his students the critical skill of flexibility. c. effective, because he is making an autonomous professional judgment. d. ineffective, because he should allow the students to have input into the class's schedule.
What curriculum-based math assessment procedure is especially effective in producing long-term performance gains especially in math skills involving simple computations, multiplication facts, and similar math skills?
A. Error pattern analysis B. Performance measurement C. Performance rate scoring