Compare and contrast the traditional criteria for selecting non-fiction tests to the criteria for selecting informational websites. How are the similar and different?
What will be an ideal response?
Selecting internet websites and non-fiction printed texts has some characteristics in common. In both cases the teacher and the reader need to be mindful of how readable in the text. Print can be evaluated by readability formulas but it is up to the students to make judgments about readable text by himself as he searches through the internet. On the internet the students is making judgments about the vocabulary, the layout, and his ability to interpret charts and graphs. Consideration of voice, unity and structure while still important are difficult for the student searching for websites to evaluate. Finally, the internet makes it imperative for the reader to assess the trustworthiness of a website while this is less common while reading print.
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In light of the chapter discussion on cultural differences, if you have a young African American student in your fourth-grade class who consistently has problems working on assignments alone, which of the following might you consider in trying to help?
a. Assume that the child has reading difficulties and make arrangements for her to be evaluated. b. Try letting the student work cooperatively with peers. c. Make arrangements to speak to the child's parents about the child's refusal to participate in school. d. Provide either negative or positive reinforcement to encourage the child to read the required assignments.
The permissive teacher
a. is too lazy to met his or her teaching obligations. b. is readily available to students c. expects students to listen and comply. d. provides a safe and confirming atmosphere
According to LaFasto and Larson, leaders must do which of the following to influence performance and promote standards of excellence?
a. require results b. review results c. reward results d. all of these
Define the term rubric. Imagine that you are teaching and have assigned students to deliver a speech on any topic of their choice. Design a rubric that could be used to assess student performance on the speeches
What will be an ideal response?