The National Assessment of Educational Progress
a) Consists of data collected by individual school districts so they may assess their teachers.
b) Reported in 2013 that less than half of all fourth- and eighth-graders performed on a standardized mathematics test at the desirable levels of "proficient" or "advanced."
c) Showed dramatic decreases in U.S. mathematics scores over the last 30 years.
d) Produced results in 2009 that indicated U.S. students would likely reach the goal required by No Child Left Behind legislation that all students perform at or above a proficient level by 2014.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Error analysis is important because it can
a) provide summative information b) produce a holistic achievement score c) identify patterns of mistakes d) provide information for students' exhibitions
Daniel doesn’t like the way his wife, Rosa, continually ridicules and shames their children. He knows she goes too far and that her mean words cause them a high level of distress, but he stays out of it to keep their arguments to a minimum. In this scenario who, if anyone, is guilty of child maltreatment?
A. Rosa, because she was inflicting psychological maltreatment. B. Daniel, because he did not stop the ongoing maltreatment of the children. C. Neither Rosa nor Daniel maltreated their children because no one was hit. D. Both Rosa and Daniel maltreated their children because each caused harm.