There are a number of techniques that you can use to help you prepare for an exam; however, the best way to start is to
a. make up self-tests.
b. recite the answers to any recall or marginal questions to see what you don't know
c. make up study sheets.
d. condense the material from the text and your lecture notes.
D
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Nigel, age 17, is a high school student attending classes at a local community college. He was asked to sign consent to participate in a research study for one of his classes for extra credit. Can Nigel participate without his parent's consent?
a. Yes, because he is attending a post-secondary institution, his parent's consent is not necessary. b. No, Nigel can only participate if his parents consent to his participation. c. Yes, Nigel wants to participate and at his age his assent overrides parental consent. d. No, it is always unethical for students to participate in studies for extra credit.
Which of the following ideas is NOT recommended when reading aloud to students?
A. Stop frequently to ask questions and discuss the content B. Read with expression C. Read the book only once, but leave it handy for the children to reread D. Stop at exciting parts and ask the children to make predictions
Emergent literacy means that
a. children are gradually introduced to appropriate, high-quality literature. b. literacy is taught to children in a formal setting once they demonstrate readiness. c. children learn to read and write in a dynamic, ongoing manner, much as they learn to speak and understand oral language. d. learning literacy skills is considered as a separate process from learning oral language skills.
Probability has two distinct types. Identify the event below that the probability would be known
a) What is the possibility of Luke H. making all his free throws? b) What is the chance of a snowstorm in Minnesota in January? c) What is the probability of rolling a 4 with a fair die? d) What is the probability of dropping a rock in water and it will sink?