Why should teachers develop lesson plans?
What will be an ideal response?
A lesson plan allows the teacher to plan the story sharing experience and to take an organized look at all of the components of the lesson. It provides a map to visualize how the pieces fit together, what is missing, and what can be changed. It provides a record of the author, title, and illustrator of the story as well as the children’s response to the story.
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According to the research on how gender influences children's emotional expression, which of the following statements is true?
a. Adults tend to talk about their emotions with boys more often than with girls. b. Adults tend to talk about their emotions with girls more often than with boys. c. Adults talk about emotions with boys and girls at about the same rate. d. Adults use more expressive facial expressions with baby boys than with baby girls. e. Adults tend to talk about their emotions with boys more often than with girls and use more expressive facial expressions with baby boys than with baby girls.
The largest organization for social studies is called:
a. NCSS—National Council for the Social Studies. b. NCHE—National Council for History Education. c. NCGE—National Council for Geographic Educations. d. National Geographic.
An intervention that is effective, efficient, and robust means
a. it is easy and efficient to implement b. it does not conform to the matching law c. it secures reinforcement easily, quickly and reliably d. it cannot compete with the target behavior e. it offers no choice to student other than compliance
Thomas Jefferson valued education in part because he believed
A. the truth could be discovered by inquiry. B. it would prevent differences of political opinion. C. it contributed to happiness. D. it contributed to happiness, and because the truth could be discovered by inquiry.