To determine whether a behavior is normal or a problem, the teacher should
a. set unrealistic expectations for the age group so they have something toward which to work.
b. look for signs of possible medical causes for problem behaviors.
c. focus on acting-out behaviors in the classroom.
d. assume that the child is simply “bad”.
ANS: B
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Children who are learning a second language are best supported by:
A. Talking with them a lot B. Using flashcards in their home language C. Using flashcard in the primary language of the class D. Only talking to them in English
Curriculum planners engage in various types of evaluation and research. Among the types of evaluation are:
a. input, product, electronic, and formative b. context, input, process, and product c. context, process, electronic, and formative d. formative, summative, electronic and standardized
When should formative assessments be conducted?
a. During instruction b. At the end of a unit c. Before report cards are sent home d. Before referring a child to special education
If you will have to answer only one essay question covering four chapters on your exam, you should:
a. predict 3 to 4 questions from each chapter. b. predict 4 to 5 questions. c. predict two questions from each chapter. d. study your lecture notes instead.