What happens when families are engaged in their children’s education?
A. Children are placed in classrooms with teachers they like.
B. Their skills and confidence increase.
C. Teacher efficacy improves.
D. Family health and well-being are evident.
B. Their skills and confidence increase.
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Research has demonstrated that the benefits of high-quality preschool programs are particularly great for children:
a. who enter early childhood programs at 6 weeks of age. b. who are from low-income backgrounds. c. who are from single-parent families. d. who do not have a sibling in the home.
The authors of our text would likely argue that the least common reason students study is because they
a. value the content they're studying. b. are concerned about their grades. c. want to please their parents or teachers. d. want to avoid punishment.
According to Holland's Career Theory:
a. Individuals will most likely enter a career because of happenstance. b. Individuals who find a working environment that matches their personal interests will likely be satisfied with their career choice. c. People who are high in the realistic category will be most satisfied in a position where there is a lot of opportunity for social interactions. d. All of these are true.
Which of the following statements is NOT an advantage of action research?
A. It can create new alternatives. B. It can improve group morale. C. It has high external validity. D. It can improve practice in the short term.