When a student has an attentional bias they are prone to all of the following except:
A. Increased vigilance
B. Heightened arousal
C. Cognitive distortions
D. Increased autonomic suppression
D
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The child depravity theory held that the corruptive weakness of children could be corrected by
a. authoritarian teaching techniques. b. developmentally appropriate teaching. c. naturalistic teaching approaches. d. social interaction with peers.
A child needs to learn how to tie her shoe. Which best describes how Vygotsky's sociocultural theory would view the ideal way for the child to learn this skill?
A. The child would need to be reinforced for behaviors that come closer and closer to the final skill. B. The child should be allowed to independently explore the shoe, and she will eventually learn to tie it herself. C. The child should be guided by a more skilled tutor, who should provide gradual guidance based off of the child's abilities. D. The child will naturally produce the shoe-tying behavior as their brain matures and develops more neural connections. No help is necessary.
List the four conclusions of The National Reading Panel (NRP) as to when phonemic awareness instruction is most effective
What will be an ideal response?
The most important key in being referred to an employer with a job to offer is being:
a) well-dressed. c) remembered. b) well-liked. d) intelligent.