Grouping that includes grouping students based on a variety of levels and a variety of skills are what type of grouping practices?
a. one-to-one
b. flexible
c. mixed ability
d. same ability
Ans: C
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The Leboyer method of infant delivery is characterized by
a. bright lights, a quick look allowed by the mother, forceps delivery. b. dim lights, the mother’s assistance, forceps delivery. c. dim lights, a gentle massage by the nurse, an hour of time alone before being given to the mother. d. dim lights, placement of the baby on the mother’s stomach, a gentle massage for the baby.
Which of the following describes grandparents' residency and family influence in various countries?
a. In Taiwan, children who with long-term coresidence with their grandparents have lower academic performance than those who do not co reside with their grandparents. b. In Taiwan, children with recent transition into co residence with grandparents have higher academic achievement than those who have never lived with grandparents. c. Coresidence with grandparents is more likely in Europe or North America than in Asia. d. The majority of the elderly in Asia co-reside with their adult children.
Does Tinker only apply to the classroom?
a. Yes. The Supreme Court held that Tinker only is applicable in the classroom context. b. No. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the principles of the case are not confined to the classroom. The case can apply in the cafeteria, playing field, or in other school activities. c. No. The U.S. Supreme Court held that Tinker does not apply within the classroom context. d. Yes. The U.S. Department of Education issued regulations stating that Tinker should only apply within the classroom context. e. None of the above.
William Glasser in Schools Without Failures based his theory on:
a) Fear, force and pain b) Social control in schools c) Love, worth and recognition d) The socialization process