The instrument most appropriate to collect attitude data from the 4,000 freshman students who come to campus for orientation
a. personal interview c. mailed or electronic questionnaire
b. telephone interview d. directly administered questionnaire
D
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a. ?Less than 1% b. ?1% c. ?6% d. ?25%
What is an argument in support of high-stakes standardized testing?
a. The results can be used to refine the curriculum. b. The results can be used to identify strengths and weaknesses in the teaching. c. The tests can provide incentive to low-achieving students. d. The tests can provide incentive to teachers to ensure that the curriculum is taught to each and every student. e. All of the above f. None of the above
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a. biological maturation b. neural impulses c. the environment d. internal drives
Mr. Haggis is a 3rd-grade teacher engaged in the pre-referral process for a student suspected of having ADHD. During this phase, Mr. Haggis's actions should focus on
A) preventing problem behaviors. B) collecting data on the number of misbehaviors the student exhibits. C) trying to get the child ready for a full, formal assessment. D) developing an individualized behavior plan for the student.