Why have the participation rates of students with physical and health disabilities in postsecondary education improved so much over the years?
A) Enforcement of IDEA has improved greatly in the past decade.
B) Technology advances allow for greater UDL options in college courses.
C) ADA now provides funding for postsecondary education for students with disabilities.
D) College campuses are more accessible and more students with receive necessary accommodations.
D
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Which of the following teachers best demonstrates that she/he is teaching to overcome gender inequalities in science education?
A) Mr. Smith has divided the class into competitive work teams of males and females thinking that same gender teams will perform better. B) Ms. Lincoln has worked as a research scientist and tries to bring in her work experiences in her teaching, encouraging all students to participate in science activities. C) Mrs. Juliani created science information bulletin boards, purchasing ready made science posters that featured typical scientists in white lab coats. D) Mr. Clark carefully searched for a textbook that was gender neutral and then just lectured from that for the entire school year to avoid exposing the students to any gender biased materials. E) Ms. Athanapolous engaged her students in science inquiry lessons,yet frequently assigned the females the role of record keeper and materials person. The males were asked to lead the activity team and to report on their results more often than females.
To provide practice for increased production and comprehension of language skills, the teacher should
A. require cooperative learning groups for all English instruction. B. use commercially produced materials for all lessons. C. make sure each student uses computer software to learn the skills needed. D. incorporate many questions or comments throughout the day or class period.
A preschool teacher is reading a story to his class. As he reads, he holds the book so the children can see the words and pictures while his finger follows the line of print. This activity would contribute to the children's reading development primarily by:
A. promoting their development of letter recognition skills B. helping them recognize phonemes that occur frequently in print C. developing their awareness of left-to-right directionality D. promoting their understanding of letter-sound correspondence
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