Which of the following would be weaknesses or disadvantages of Parent Effectiveness Training techniques?
A. parents may follow a format too repetitiously in solving conflicts so that children eventually habituate to this approach and tune out the parent
B. "I" messages may be ineffective in eliciting a child's cooperation in resolving conflicts
C. the no lose method of conflict resolution will not help in solving every problem between parents and children
D. all of the above are correct
D
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In the present day, a person's "giftedness" is defined and measured by his or her _____
A) intelligence quotient B) outstanding academic test scores? C) consistent exceptional performance? D) verbal reasoning skills
Tracking is a common practice in comprehensive high schools. Of the following, which statement most accurately describes the relationship between tracking and cultural minorities?
a. Tracking allows cultural minorities to achieve at levels consistent with their background and abilities. b. A disproportionate number of cultural minorities tend to be placed in high-level tracks where the instruction is too abstract for their background and abilities. c. Tracking is effective for cultural minorities, because it allows teachers to focus on the individual needs of students. d. A disproportionate number of cultural minorities tend to be placed in low-level tracks where instruction is often less effective than instruction in high-level tracks.
Most folktales originate from:
a. Norse, Greek, and Roman mythology. b. The lives and daily events and imaginations of ordinary people. c. Fairytales first published by Charles Perrault. d. The royal courts of medieval Europe.
The ________ case determined the requirement that the stay out provision be activated before a suspension or expulsion may occur and a 10 day standard would be the maximum time a student may be suspended without considering a new IEP
A. Honig v. Doe (1988) B. Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center Inc. (1985) C. Goss v. Lopez (1975) D. None of the above