Inclusion
A) has widely replaced the term "mainstreaming."
B) emphasizes the placement of a child with special needs in the regular classroom.
C) may require a child with special needs to receive assistance from education services in the regular classroom.
D) None of these answers are correct.
E) All of these answers are correct.
E
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a. After reading the book Swimmy, the children are assigned to be characters from the book and asked to act out the story. b. After a problem on the playground, the teacher asks several children to act it out and then discuss solutions. c. The teacher gives out animal masks and asks the children to act out a story that includes every animal. d. The teacher names an animal and asks the children to act out what that animal would do.
Maria has a history project to complete. First, she makes a list of the events that relate to her topic. She decides which ones are the most interesting and then creates several sample outlines, each with a different combination of events. She then researches all of the events at the library and on her computer. Last, she selects the outline that will work best, given the information she was able
to find on particular topics and how interesting each one was, and revises it if necessary. Now she is ready to begin writing. According to Jerome Kagan, Maria exhibits which of the following? a. impulsivity b. reflectivity c. field-independence d. field-dependence
Implications for assessment stemming from Vygotsky's theory include all of the following except
a. a focus on conceptual understanding. b. frequent assessment of students' understandings of new material. c. identification of mental processes that represent cognitive growth. d. using norm-referenced achievement tests to determine students ZPD.
What two components are needed to form excellence in teaching?
a. Innovation and Patience b. Art and Science of Teaching c. Rules and Organization d. Preparation and Reflection