A concept map is a way to express ideas in a visual form
A. True
B. False
A
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When a supervisor builds trust with a student teacher
A) they have become too close and may not be able to be objective anymore. B) the student teacher will understand that the supervisor is an advocate for their success. C) the supervisor will probably ask the student teacher to do extra work for her. D) the student teacher will be able to bend the rules more often. E) the supervisor will begin grading her more honestly.
A comprehensive plan for teaching a mathematical concept and skill would include the four phases in this order:
a. mastery, concepts, maintenance, transfer b. concepts, mastery, strategies, maintenance c. strategies, concepts, maintenance, mastery d. concepts, strategies, mastery, maintenance
According to the author, in Chapter 3, why does addition using algebra tiles make sense to the student?
a) The tiles are the same shape and size. b) The tiles are the same color and texture. c) The tiles are the same thickness and shape. d) The tiles are the same shape and color. e) The tiles are the same size and thickness.
Which of the following is a typical characteristic of case study research?
a. Case studies are generally more quantitative than qualitative. b. External validity is a critical component of case study research. c. Case studies focus on a bounded system. d. Case studies often employ modeling statistical procedures.