Which best describes regrouping?
a. Students work in groups but, unlike cooperative learning, do not have positive interdependence.
b. Students are assigned to high school tracks based on a combination of test scores, ability group in younger grades, and other achievement measures.
c. Students are organized into split-grade classes in which, although they share the same physical classroom, they are exposed to different curricula and maintain separate grade levels.
d. Students receive instruction in one or two subjects in homogeneous groups, but otherwise remain in heterogeneous groups for all other subjects.
d. Students receive instruction in one or two subjects in homogeneous groups, but otherwise remain in heterogeneous groups for all other subjects.
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a. Southern b. Northwestern c. Appalachians d. Great Smokies
According to Glasser, boss-teachers usually
(a) lead by example, (b) focus on energizing students, (c) rely on authority, (d) use the term we instead of I.
What problem is faced when trying to compute Bayes factors for factorial designs using SPSS?
A. The model does not automatically compute interaction effects or the main effects. B. The model automatically computes interaction effects, but not the main effects. C. It is impossible to compute Bayes factors for factorial designs using SPSS. D. The model does not automatically compute interaction effects, only the main effects.
. When increased amounts, or greater strength, of the treatment result in increased amounts of response on the dependent variable, we say that we have a strong or clear “dose-response relationship.”
a. True b. False