What is empirical educational research?
a) Research in which data are collected and analyzed that can be replicated
b) Research that allows for the influence of the researcher's subjectivity
c) Research that is based on scholarship in the humanities
d) Research that examines educational theories and speculation.
a
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Scaffolding is
a. the way in which students perceive a task. b. a difficult concept for students to learn. c. an instructional model that supports learning. d. not particularly useful or effective.
About _____ percent of all states require that family involvement topics be included in programs of teacher preparation
a. 50 b. 60 c. 75 d. 90
According to Rogers, the child forms a concept of self as:
A. Experiences fail to satisfy basic needs, forcing growth by crisis. B. Experiences become differentiated between self and environment. C. Experiences are carefully structured by adults including parents and teachers. D. Experiences are limited and positive. E. Experiences are interpreted by trained psychoanalysts using a scripted dialogue.
Nonrandom sampling techniques are used for quantitative and qualitative research studies.
a. True b. False