High-stakes testing differs from classroom assessment in many ways. One significant way in
which high-stakes testing and classroom assessment differ is that classroom assessment usually:
a) is based upon national norms
b) includes only oral presentations
c) can be conducted by a paraprofessional
d) provides more information for making daily instructional decisions
d
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Maturation refers to
a. an appearance of being grown-up. b. manners and politeness. c. children who are teenagers. d. the progression of changes that take place with aging.
An elementary-age child who seems to waste time in class rather than working to complete assignments should be
a. ignored and allowed to suffer the consequences. b. provided with a tutor so that the child can catch up. c. admonished in front of the class for not keeping up with the assignments. d. praised or given a small reward whenever he or she does complete an assignment.
Who won the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1979 linking education and economic development?
a. Robert Reich b. Paul Krugman c. Paul Samuelson d. Adam Smith e. Ted Schultz
Luke experiences difficulty focusing, regardless of whether the visual stimulus is near or far away. Luke probably has
A. hyperopia. B. astigmatism. C. refraction. D. myopia.