What is the primary purpose of bilingual education?
A. to provide assistance to students with limited proficiency in English using the language they know best
B. to teach children a second language that they can use it in the school setting
C. to teach students English so they can stop speaking other languages in the school setting
D. to teach students English so they can communicate with teachers and peers in school
A. to provide assistance to students with limited proficiency in English using the language they know best
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Piaget would probably view the development of a system of classification of animals and plants as evidence of our need to
a. view the parts of any whole in some kind of hierarchy. b. adjust to our environment in an effort to maintain equilibrium. c. organize the elements of our world into some kind of interrelated system. d. change existing schemes in order to incorporate new experiences.
The development of a sense of industry is related to:
A. the development of a work ethic B. learning about different adult occupations C. learning about different ways of manufacturing materials and goods
When doing a predictive study, students might ask a question such as:
A. how might our play outside on the school playground change if the city puts a public park next to it? B. what beliefs are leading city planners to decide to put a public park next to the school playground? C. how do people's attitudes about public parks result in the city planners choosing to put the public park next to the school playground? D. how much are the other city parks used?
Your roommate gets a free table and wants to add it to your study room. You think the table will block the doorway. What should you do before you agree?
A. Work with your roommate to create a floorplan that uses accurate measurements for the room, the existing furniture and the new table, as well as walkways between the furniture. B. Suggest you rearrange the study room to create a new place for the table. C. Suggest you go shopping together for a table. D. Create a plan to sell the new table if it doesn't fit.