Select four roles computers have or could play in the science program and evaluate each
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary, but should be similar to the following. Drill and practice uses a repetitive approach that emphasizes rote memory. This form of computer use is rarely utilized today. Simulations allow the effects of changes to be seen in a model before irrevocable changes are made in the real system. Students are asked to make decisions on the basis of incomplete data and the results can be seen quickly. This is excellent practice for the real world. Multimedia presentations allow the student to access and manipulate text, sounds, and images. This use can greatly enhance their classroom presentations. Network projects provide opportunities for students to interact with students and professional scientists from around the world.
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Norm-referenced grading
a. compares a student's performance with his or her past efforts. b. is used to compare a student's performance to stated criteria. c. provides valuable diagnostic information. d. is based on the absence of external criteria.
A school board does not violate open meetings law when it conducts a closed-session discussion and approval of drug search of student lockers without including the matter of drug search on the agenda for its meetings
Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
In most states retirement benefits are financed jointly by the state and local school districts
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Identify three of the six statements the text listed as being appropriate relative to technology in a school mission statement.
What will be an ideal response?