Mr. Grant bangs books on his students' desk when they look like they are about to fall asleep. As a result, many
of his students splash water on their face before they enter the room. The number of kids slouching and appearing tired has decreased. Unfortunately, all of the students in Mr. Grant's class dread his class and are putting minimal effort into learning. This is an example of
a. An appropriate solution for sleeping in his class
b. Mr. Mister's intentional use of classical conditioning
c. Mr. Mister's use of the principals of positive and negative reinforcement
d. Mr. Mister's use of punishment and subsequent negative reinforcement for using it
d
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a. Yessica is highly skilled in all of the main forms of artistic expression, including painting, drawing, sculpting, and pottery. b. Yessica has advanced art skills, but she has had almost no exposure to other educational topics. c. Yessica, like her classmates, is given a designated time for art each day. d. Yessica’s art skills are more advanced than those of her same-age cousin Mateo, who attends a different preschool.
"Students taught first aid by programmed instruction will achieve at a higher level than those taught first aid by the traditional method." The dependent variable in this hypothesis is:
A. the students. B. programmed instruction. C. the level of achievement. D. the method of instruction.
If only one member of a school board is biased against a teacher then the hearing denies due process
Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
What was one of the things that Du Bois believed in?
A. higher education for blacks B. vocational education as a route to African-American equality C. the acceptability of separate but equal facilities, as long as they are truly equal D. the necessity of illegal actions against racist institutions