In the preoperational stage, the child begins to carry out mental actions that require forming and using images and symbols
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: True
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Achievement in the cognitive domain is ordinarily demonstrated in school by pupil performance on:
a. oral exams administered to individuals b. written tests given to an individual c. written tests administered to a group d. "a" and "c" are correct
Pedro studies inclusion. He needs to generate a directional hypothesis for his study. Which of the following is an appropriate research hypothesis for Pedro
a. Children who are fully included do not learn in school. b. There are no differences in student learning between children who are fully included and those who are not. c. There are differences in learning between children who are fully included and those who are not. d. Children who are fully included learn more than children who are not fully included.
In helping students develop positive relationships with their peers, it is crucial that teachers
a. intervene swiftly and severely when any student expresses a concern about treatment by others. b. set conditions so students from all cultural groups feel valued and accepted in class and in school. c. are of the same ethnic/cultural heritage of their students. d. allow students to choose their own seating assignments and grouping assignments.
What is the best way to express a feeling?
a. Speaking with as many nonverbal cues as possible b. Speaking in a mix of “You” and “I” messages c. Speaking without blaming others for how you feel d. Speaking only when spoken to