Learning or practicing information or operations to the point where they can be used with little mental effort is referred to as:
a. encoding.
b. retrieval.
c. automaticity.
d. perception.
c
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An anti-bias environment encourages children and adults to
a. ?be against unfair political practices. b. ?bring up the exotic aspects of other lands. c. ?help children notice how different they are from their parents. d. ?explore the differences and similarities among individuals and groups.
Faculty feedback typically comes in the form of four components. They are:
a. Inter-textual markings, marginal comments, end comments, and a grade b. Footnotes, inter-textual comments, a grade, and an assignment c. A smiley face, a star, a check, and a grade d. Marginal comments, end notes, a grade, and a re-write
Which of the following best describes the difference between mastery-focused and performance-focused classroom environments?
a. High grades are more strongly emphasized in mastery-focused than in performance-focused classroom environments. b. Assessment is more likely to be used to provide feedback about learning progress in mastery-focused than in performance-focused classroom environments. c. Value is more likely to be placed on demonstrations of high ability in mastery-focused than in performance-focused classroom environments. d. Ability is more likely to be viewed as fixed in mastery-focused than in performance-focused classroom environments.
Using precise language can support students' understanding of the relationship between fractions and decimal fractions. All of the following are true statements EXCEPT:
A) 0.75 = 3/4 . B) Five and two-tenths is the same as five point two. C) Six and three-tenths = 6 3/10. D) 7. 03 = 7 30/100 .