An assistant superintendent in charge of public relations wants to make a content analysis of the two local newspapers to determine the adequacy of their coverage of school news. This proposed research problem does not meet the criterion that the problem should
a. be one that is researchable.
b. be suitable for the particular researcher.
c. be one for which the data necessary to answer the question are available.
d. not be too broad or general.
e. lead to new problems and further research.
E
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As a teacher, you will probably have one or more students with special physical needs (e.g., chronic medical conditions, recent head injuries) in your classroom. List five different strategies that may be useful as you work with such students
What will be an ideal response?
Benji, a student in your class, exhibits some behaviors that aren't typical to other students in your class. At first, you thought he was extremely gifted and likely to be an overachiever, but as time has passed, you have realized that although he can tell you facts and can learn information quickly, he can't really apply his new knowledge. He also has difficulty getting along with his peers and
has an almost all-consuming interest in comic books. He also becomes very upset if something unexpected happens in class. As you've gotten to know Benji, you begin to suspect that he is exhibiting characteristics of a. Asperger's Syndrome. b. a learning disability. c. attention deficit and hyperactivity. d. an emotional or behavioral problem.
How would you differentiate between principal component analysis (PCA) and factor analysis (FA)?
A. PCA is concerned with explaining the maximum amount of total variance, whilst FA is concerned with covariance. B. FA is concerned with explaining the maximum amount of total variance, whilst PCA is concerned with covariance. C. PCA and FA are essentially the same thing, but PCA relates to psychology, whereas FA relates specifically to motor control. D. PCA and FA are essentially the same thing, but FA relates to psychology, whereas PCA relates specifically to motor control.
Some ways to ensure individual accountability include
a. Keep the group size small b. Give individual tests over the material c. Observe students as they work in groups d. b and c e. All of the above