Programs should evaluate their inherent effectiveness with the individual child and the outcomes of various family variables as well
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Considerable information about individual students and their families is contained in school and classroom records. Both the law and professional ethics dictate that
a. information about students and their families is held in confidence. b. information is available only to individuals who have been authorized by the parent(s) or guardian(s) to obtain it c. information is available only to individuals who have a legitimate reason to have it. d. all of the above.
In which type of research paradigm are the researcher’s opinions most likely to influence the reported results?
a. Monomethods research b. Mixed research c. Quantitative research d. Qualitative research
Which of the following is not an accurate statement concerning distribution of wealth in the United States?
a. The 400 wealthiest families in 2011 held as much wealth as the bottom 50% of all American families. b. Currently the top 4% of Americans have as much wealth as the lowest 35%. c. American CEOs earn about 343 times that of the average worker. d. The income difference between the rich and the poor in the United States is the greatest it has ever been.
Edwards et al., (1995) found that increasing the writing experiences of children
A. increased their writing skills and resulted in a more positive attitude toward writing. B. decreased their writing skills and made them dread writing time. C. increased their writing skills and resulted in a negative attitude toward writing. D. gives children time to learn to enjoy the writing process.