When considering the use of the norms accompanying a published test, the most important question the researcher should ask is
a. are the norms based on a large and representative sample?
b. what population does the norm group represent?
c. what kinds of scores are used to report the norms?
d. how reliable are the norms?
B
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a. flexible decision making and a working knowledge of the topics being discussed. b. the development of instructional techniques that work with virtually all students. c. rapid use of the latest methods of instruction. d. strict adherence to carefully designed lesson plans.
In cases involving whether an applicant has met the requirements for certification the courts will generally interpret the statutes loosely and give the applicant the benefit of the doubt
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which is an example of an effective strategy to learn English as a second language?
a. Because many children in a class speak Spanish, the teacher rarely uses Spanish phrases. b. Nicolle's teacher drills her in repeating new English phrases. c. Juan's teacher uses the same wording for many English phrases each day. d. A teacher has English learners participate only in activities that involve speaking English.
Amelia answered a question her teacher asked using both English and her native language, French, to help describe what she was trying to say. This is an example of which of the following concepts?
a. Dysfluency b. Code mixing c. Holophrastic speech d. Joint attention