An example of topography of behavior is
a. Kicking
b. Hitting
c. Running out of the room
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
d
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According to the special education law, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act-2004 (IDEA-
2004), a student could have a learning disability in which of the following areas of mathematics? a. Mathematics calculation or mathematics reasoning b. Problem solving or precursor math skills c. Estimating or problem solving d. Algebra or math calculation e. Using number lines or place value
Which statement best describes some middle school's perspectives toward parent involvement?
a. Middle school policies and teacher attitudes in some middle schools often discourage the involvement of parents or other adults. b. Programs to reengage parents will have significant effects even if the parents believe that the teachers do not want their participation and involvement. c. It is ridiculous to say or imply that middle schools do not want strong parent involvement—all middle schools actively seek to involve parents and families. d. The participation of the mother is more beneficial than the father, since the mother is the primary home caretaker.
Jonathan looks up a phone number in the phone book. In order to remember it while he dials it, he repeats the number over and over to himself. Jonathan must continuously repeat the number because he is using which memory system?
a. short-term memory b. long-term memory c. episodic memory d. sensory memory
The following statement would likely be included in which section of a quantitative research article: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of using word processing on writing quality of seventh graders
a. Introduction b. Methods c. Results d. Discussion