Why would it not be appropriate for a teacher to take back a reward that has previously been earned?
What will be an ideal response?
This reinforces the idea for students that there is uncertainty to gaining a reward if rewards can be taken back. This promotes a negative attitude in students to work toward a goal.
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a. demographic b. economic c. mixed d. aggregate
Which of the following statements regarding zero-tolerance policies is true?
A. Zero-tolerance policies have been highly effective in reducing school violence. B. Suspensions and expulsions can bring an improvement in school climate and improve discipline. C. Suspensions and expulsions reduce the risk of long-term social and academic problems. D. Students who are removed from school are at increased risk for low achievement and of becoming permanently entangled in the "schools-to-prison" pipeline.
A narrative inquiry needs to be fully justified before the inquiry begins.
a. True b. False
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The difficulty of the test should depend to a large extent upon its purpose. 2. Standardized achievement batteries are used exclusively in secondary schools. 3. A Grade Equivalent Score is the performance of the student in the norm group at a specified grade level. 4. Conveying negative comments to students about a test has little effect on their attitude toward the test.