The Start the Music program recognizes that most children should have music experiences
a. True
b. False
ANSWER: False
You might also like to view...
In Ma's study of elementary school teachers in China and the U.S., teachers were given a problem such as 1 ¾ divided by ½. They were asked to make up a problem in story form that required this computation (e.g., "You have 1 ¾ cups of milk and want to separate it into ½ cup servings. How many servings will you have?"). What results were found?
a. the Chinese teachers did better on writing correct story problems b. the U.S. teachers did better on writing correct story problems c. the U.S. teachers and Chinese teachers did equally well on writing story problems d. most teachers in both nations failed to write correct story problems, indicating the need for more training in problem representation
The body of information and skills that is unique to an area of study, such as law, medicine, or teaching is best described as:
a. professional knowledge. b. expert knowledge. c. background knowledge. d. formal knowledge.
A child reads "John called his mom" instead of "John called his mother." What does this tell us about the student's miscue?
A. The child is focusing on phonics to decode words. B. The child is not reading for meaning. C. The miscue is not important; the child simply used a more familiar term. D. The child is using syntactic cues incorrectly.
When students struggle to learn to blend onset-rimes, teachers should teach students to first:
a. segment onset-rimes b. blend individual sounds c. blend compound words d. segment compound words