Which of the following is an example of a well-managed classroom?
A) Meredith, a first-grade teacher, is known for maintaining silence and discipline in her classroom. During her classes, students do not make any noise.
B) Julie, an eighth-grade teacher, has established all the rules, procedures, and routines of the classroom herself. Her students follow these guidelines obediently.?
C) In Nicole's class, her students are always engaged in collaborative learning; they work in groups and communicate with each other.?
D) In Jessica's class, students are not permitted to communicate with each other; they always listen to her attentively.
C
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In terms of challenging behavior, what can contextual problems refer to?
A. problems with a classroom's schedule B. problems with how lessons are presented C. problems with a teacher's style of guidance D. all of these E. none of these
Nino Pizzuti is a new teacher in the science department at 35th Street High School. John Brown, one of the veteran teachers in the same department, is frequently late and unprepared for his classes. He has been in the habit of removing teaching resources from the cart Nino uses to assemble the materials required for the next day's classes. Even though Nino has discussed the issue several times
with John, the problem continues. Nino considers whom he should speak to in seeking help to resolve the situation. Normal protocol suggests that the next person he should talk to is A) no one else except John. B) the science department head. C) the teacher union representative. D) the principal.
African-American students are disproportionately represented in special education programs
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
A researcher does a study and reports that the statistic she calculated has a p <.05. What does this statement mean?
a. Her outcome was very likely assuming the null is true b. The probability of this outcome was high c. The probability of this outcome or one more extreme was .95 d. The probability of this outcome or one more extreme is less than .05 if the null hypothesis is true