Institutional Review Boards review research proposals to ensure that subjects
a. are adequately protected from harm.
b. understand their right to give or withhold consent to participate.
c. understand how the researcher intends to analyze the data collected from them.
d. a and b
e. a, b and c
D
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Why is the New York Times v. Sullivan case relevant to defamation lawsuits?
a. It is relevant because this was the first time a court recognized that teachers could sue students for defamation. b. It is relevant because this was the first time a court recognized that students could sue teachers for defamation. c. It is relevant because the Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment's guarantees of freedom of speech and press require that public officials cannot be awarded for defamation unless such statements were made with actual malice. d. Both choices a and c are correct. e. Both choices b and c are correct.
Responsibilities of teachers in transition are limited to instruction in the traditional academic areas. v
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Mr. Bell is designing the means of evaluating students' understanding of the content in the unit he is creating on the civil war in middle Tennessee. He decides to administer a traditional paper and pencil test at the end of the unit. He also decides to offer students the choice of using artistic means (e.g., creating a musical piece, a poem, a dance, etc.) to describe what they learned about the civil war in middle Tennessee. Which Universal Design for Learning principle is Mr. Bell using?
A. Provide Multiple Means of Representation B. Provide Multiple Means of Action and Expression C. Provide Multiple Means of Engagement D. Provide Multiple Means of Parent Involvement
Dr. Cohen, a university professor and researcher, conducts research on how state policies in education impact student achievement over time. Dr. Cohen conducts what kind of research?
a. Applied research b. Basic research c. Pure scientific research d. Community-based research