_____ extended ethological principles to the study of human development, focusing attention on the mother-infant bond.
A. Mary Ainsworth
B. John Bowlby
C. Konrad Lorenz
D. Niko Tinbergen
B. John Bowlby
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A recent N.O.D/Harris poll found that there were no differences in the employment rate of people with disabilities
and those who were not disabled. Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Assessment can be used for a variety of purposes. All of the answers provide a way that assessment can be used EXCEPT only three of them are described in the chapter. Which of the uses for assessment is NOT described in the chapter?
A. Screen students B. Monitor student response to intervention C. Account to stakeholders D. Evaluate teacher effectiveness
What education data have led to STEM funding?
What will be an ideal response?
Students in Mr. Roskey's class were given a worksheet to identify the missing number in a sequence. Mr. Roskey told the students to do only the first problem. After they completed the first problem, they were to check it and make any necessary changes. If they thought that their answer to problem one was correct, they were to put a small check by the answer. If they thought that it was incorrect,
they should mark a small "i" next to the answer. By this activity, Mr. Roskey is teaching his students to: A) Edit their work. B) Check their work and monitor their errors. C) Complete problems quickly and efficiently. D) Ask him questions when they do not know the answer.