When a child with no medical conditions has difficulty buttoning clothing, manipulating puzzles, and producing legible handwriting, a teacher might suspect the child has
a. Learning Disabilities
b. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
c. Developmental Coordination Disorder
d. Asperger Syndrome
c
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A portfolio assessment ____
a. is a more complex form of a checklist that lists a numerical value, or rating, for each criterion b. is an evaluation of student assignments or projects over a period of time c. provides approximate estimates of student performance and yields appropriate generalizations about students' skills and abilities d. is a testing site, which includes multiple choice, fill-in-the blank, true/false, short answer, and essay questions
Kimberly knows that teenagers often do not make good decisions in areas where they have little knowledge. She also knows that most teens have little knowledge about human sexuality. Therefore, Kimberly believes that teens are likely to make poor decisions about sexual activity. This is an example of:
a. inductive reasoning. b. theory building. c. problem solving. d. deductive logic.
If you can't remember the meaning of a word when reading in a foreign language you should
A. try to figure it out using its context. B. immediately look it up in a dictionary. C. look it up in a dictionary after you finish reading. D. not stop or you will interrupt your train of thought.
Failure of teachers and students to communicate with each other may result in teachers and students using the same words while having very different ideas about what the terms mean
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.