Sustained silent reading (SSR) programs are beneficial because
A. students see adults reading and valuing reading.
B. teachers are freed up to monitor students' reading.
C. teachers can be sure that students read assigned books.
D. students perform better on reading projects, having read the books under supervision.
Answer: A
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Multicultural programs attempt to
a. help students master reading, writing, and computation skills in a context that makes mainstream American culture more appealing to culturally diverse students. b. help students analyze which harmful social stereotypes are not supported by scientific fact and which are. c. reduce ethnocentrism by allowing students the opportunity to understand how different cultural groups perceive and have influenced historical events. d. reduce ethnocentrism by teaching students which cultures have the right interpretation of various historical and cultural events and which do not.
Employers often only hire people who are:
a. productive b. organized c. self-motivated d. All of the answers are correct.
How do informational books develop critical thinking for children?
A) Authors do careful research B) Readers are called on to distinguish fact from fiction, make inferences and reach their own conclusions. . C) develop an pattern of inquiry D) question authority
The incidence of epilepsy increases in children with which of the following conditions:
a) cerebral palsy b) traumatic brain injury c) congenital infections d) all of the above