Identify four different math inquiry skills (math language) that have been recommended for inclusion in a math curriculum for young children by the National Council of Teachers of Math
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Numbers and operations; classifying and sorting; patterns, functions, and algebra; seriation; geometry and spatial sense; measurement; data analysis and probability; problem solving
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According to Thorndike's theory of identical elements, in which one of the following situations are we most likely to find positive transfer?
a. Alice learns how to plant corn and then learns how to prune a hedge. b. Brianne learns how to add 2-digit numbers and then learns how to add 3-digit numbers. c. Cathy learns early British history and then learns early Japanese history. d. Devlin learns how to play softball and then learns how to play poker.
This behavioral characteristic refers to how much force is used when the student exhibits the behavior.
a. Duration b. Frequency c. Intensity d. Latency
Which of the following is the purpose of an environmental inventory?
a. Decrease the number of classroom modifications needed b. Monitor student participation in the classroom environment c. Increase student participation in classroom and community environments d. Decrease student participation in classroom and community environments
Which of the following students would be identified as having difficulty with generalization of learning?
A) Billy can tie his sneakers but not his dress shoes. B) Keelee can add three-digit numbers but she can't subtract them. C) Jacob has learned how to read music but he refuses to help his brother learn it. D) Melvin has learned to write his name in cursive at school, so he wants to write it at home and at church.