Reinforcing in-seat behavior for a child who frequently engages in out-of-seat behavior is an example of DRI
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Ms. Adams sends electronic pictures to the parents of students in her Family and Consumer Sciences class. The pictures portray students engaged in class activities (such as making an omelet). She includes a personal note about the picture to each family. Ms. Adams's behavior best illustrates:
a. order and safety to meet students' needs for equilibrium. b. caring to meet students' relatedness needs. c. personal teaching efficacy to communicate beliefs about learning and teaching. d. modeling and enthusiasm to communicate genuine interest.
Which of the following statements is false?
A. Animal fat intake affects heart health. B. People should cut back on sugar. C. The intake of refined carbohydrates should be lowered. D. People should reduce their amount of animal fat intake to help prevent diabetes.
During an open house, a parent asks the teacher if she has noticed her six-year-old son stuttering in class. The teacher explains that she has only heard the student stutter when he is reading aloud during reading group. The parent is very concerned about her son's stuttering. What is an appropriate response from the teacher?
a. "We should just ignore the problem." b. "I'll ask him to read for the entire class more often." c. "Let's try giving him chances to rehearse before he tries to read aloud." d. "I will refer him for speech services immediately."
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Action research is not able to investigate social spheres such as what people do and how they interact