Frelin’s (2015) study involved collecting the following forms of data:
a. Focus groups
b. Documents
c. Interviews
d. Surveys
e. Assessment instruments
c. Interviews
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Questioning as a teaching strategy:
A. is discouraged by the profession of early childhood education. B. requires teachers to engage children in conversations that potentially will expand their interests. C. is the opposite of open-ended questioning. D. suggests that teachers drill children on the curriculum provided during the previous group time.
The most severe disciplinary action a board can take against an employee is
A. verbal reprimand. B. written reprimand. C. jail time. D. termination.
There has been a recent trend to include journaling as a credible data source. Why are the researcher’s reflections seen as a data source?
A. If the researcher keeps a diary it must mean that the data is reliable B. It proves that the researcher is meticulous C. The personal history, biases and subjectivities of the researcher will inevitably impact on the way that the research is both designed, analysed and interpreted D. It demonstrates that the researcher can write and record information
Muriel is working on a survey design project for her internship with a school district. Her objective is to measure the ease of implementation and learning impacts for a new nutrition program in the district. She has not designed a survey before and is brainstorming her first steps to complete the project. Who would be the best person to ask for assistance on where to begin, and what type of question should she ask?
A. Muriel should meet with the district's food director and ask fact-finding questions. B. Muriel should meet with a reference librarian and ask a closed question. C. Muriel should meet with her college program advisor and ask open-ended questions. D. Muriel should meet with the district representative overseeing her internship and ask open-ended questions.