When making plans for conducting an opinion survey, a researcher or an educator should NOT ask which of the following questions:
a. What is the problem to be studied?
b. What is the best methodology to be used in the study?
c. Will the study guarantee and confirm from the public opinion that the school is high performing?
d. How much time and how much money will be required to conduct this study?
C
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Describe some of the sources of trauma in the lives of young children and explain how to support children in times of crisis
What will be an ideal response?
As children grow, they become taller and heavier. This is a(n)
A. quantitative change in development. B. qualitative change in development. C. accumulative change in development. D. transactive change in development.
Teresa Orlando, a seventh grade teacher sat down with her student Kevin asking him to explain to her how he would be able to determine which brand paper towels was best. He explained to her how he would conduct an experiment controlling as many variables as possible and only manipulating the brand of paper towels he tested. As he spoke she took detailed notes of his explanation. The form of
assessment Teresa used can be called: A) Summative. B) Reflective. C) Formative. D) More than one of the above. E) None of the above.
When looking at strategies to teach number combinations what is it called when the teacher gives students problems and asks them to explain how they solved the problem, what type of teaching is that?
a. diagnostic b. adaptations c. timed drills d. pre-requisite skills