A healthy self-image is positive, optimistic, and not too complex.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
A healthy self-image is positive, but realistic, and is also complex.
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If information is presented without cultural considerations, minority students may feel that their significance in the classroom is at best, peripheral
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
All of the following make sense for homework except
A. trying to arrange for an after school setting for the completion of homework. B. checking homework for completion on a weekly basis. C. making homework a small percentage of the total grade. D. allowing students to take "open homework" quizzes occasionally.
You're talking to a friend in a noisy restaurant. You have essentially "tuned out" the surroundings. Suddenly, you turn your head at the sound of your name. Which of the following is the best explanation for this phenomenon?
a. Stimuli from the environment enter sensory memory whether or not we attend to the stimuli. b. Information enters working memory in the same form as it exists in the environment. c. Our attention must be captured before information enters sensory memory. d. Information must be meaningful before it can enter sensory memory.
A researcher has developed a new mathematics program and wants to study how it is implemented. She is particularly interested in how those most resistant to change will use the program. Hence, she selects two teachers who are known to have very little interest in changing their mathematics teaching. In this case, the researcher has used:
a. Negative-case sampling b. Opportunistic sampling c. Typical-case sampling d. Critical-case sampling