Below are some procedures (and rationales for procedures) used in the M-E-M-C strategy designed for nonreaders. Which statement is incorrect?
A. High interest/easy-to-read books are used because these focus on topics appealing to somewhat older students.
B. Books are used that introduce words at a moderate pace because nonreaders have poorly developed oral language vocabularies.
C. A book series is used because stories intentionally repeat words from earlier books, providing success and review-—and allow reading of successively longer texts.
D. The first chapter of the book is read as a pretest because this procedure provides a way to identify specific words the student doesn't know from the specific text to be read.
B
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a) $28,500 -- $28,500 -- 0 c) $40,000 -- $28,000 -- 70 b) $30,000 -- $20,000 -- 67 d) $50,000 -- $28,500 -- 75
NCLB has been shown to affect teachers in a number of ways. Which of the following is not one of those ways?
a. Some teachers consider using teaching methods they would not otherwise have considered using. b. Many teachers spend more time working with "bubble kids" than with other students. c. Many teachers report an increase in their morale because of increases in achievement scores. d. Many teachers devote more time to test preparation than they would like.
A student who engages in slapping other students is provided with meaningful activities that promote his
task engagement. When he is engaged in the appropriate task and not slapping other students, the teacher praises him. This is an example of: a. DRA b. DRI c. DRO d. DRL
The larger the sample variance, the ______ that scores deviate from the mean on average.
A. farther B. closer C. either farther or closer D. neither farther or closer