At the end of the quarter, Karly grades her kindergarten students in several areas, including math, reading, writing, and participation. Students are given a grade of “poor,” “fair,” “good,” or “excellent” in each area. Karly is using a ______.
a. checklist
b. running record
c. rating scale
d. screening tool
c. rating scale
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Stephanie has a classroom in which the students work together to accomplish shared goals. Stephanie’s classroom would be characterized by a(n) _________ goal structure.?
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
After her daughter completed second grade in public school, Christine Reeves made a decision to homeschool her daughter. Generalizing from data presented in your text, which is the following is MOST likely to have been the reason for Christine's decision?
a. She was concerned about the effect of the environment in public schools. b. She was dissatisfied with the academic instruction in public schools. c. She wanted to be able to provide religious instruction. d. Her child has special academic needs that the public schools cannot meet. e. Her child has special physical needs that the public schools cannot meet.
Stefano worked at his desk preparing his presentation for English class. He finished his rough draft and sent it to the printer. His printer only printed the first page and signaled that it was out of paper. Stefano decided to make a list of what he needed to get at the store besides printer paper. Then he realized that his route to the store takes him past his girlfriend's house. He thinks about
stopping for a minute, but then remembers that he borrowed a tool from her dad. He needs to return the tool. This type of memory retrieval is: a. spreading activation. b. reconstruction. c. a script. d. procedural.
If, in preparing my research report, I have grouped people into the age groups of young, middle-aged, and elderly, I have probably violated the guideline of:
a. Being specific b. Avoiding sexism c. Being sensitive to disabilities d. Acknowledging participation