Standards established by national agencies that provide assurance to the public that graduates of programs are qualified and competent to practice are
A) benchmarks.
B) standardized tests.
C) accreditation programs.
D) national unions.
C
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Child-directed activities mean that a. children can work and play at their own pace
b. children's choices are not influenced by adult coercion. c. activities are instigated by the child's natural curiosity and desire to learn. d. all of these.
One way to encourage a sense of industry in an elementary school child who consistently fails to complete homework assignments is to
a. gently admonish the child in front of the class that homework assignments need to be taken seriously. b. provide praise or a small reward when the child does finish assignments on time. c. suggest that the child rely on classmates to help with the assignments. d. ignore the problem and let the child suffer the consequences.
This type of IQ score is calculated on the basis of how high a person's score is relative to that of other people of his or her age
a. ratio b. deviation c. criterion-referenced d. construct-related
Every day, third-grade teacher Jeanne Brown read a text aloud and then asked her students questions about the text. She changed this practice when her principal correctly told her that research suggests the most significant improvements occur in comprehension when
a) students learn to generate their own questions. b) students answer the questions listed in their basal readers. c) teachers focus upon literal comprehension. d) teachers focus upon word recognition skills.