A fourth-grade teacher says, "All of my students have strengths in certain areas. For example, some of them are really good at solving math problems
Others are really fast readers. Still others have a marvelous ability to make connections among seemingly very different ideas. And a couple of them are ‘walking encyclopedias' of facts about the world." With which one of the following theoretical perspectives is the teacher's statement most consistent?
a. Cattell's concept of fluid intelligence
b. Spearman's general factor in intelligence
c. The Cattell-Horn-Carroll theory of cognitive abilities
d. Distributed intelligence
C
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When advertising for a teaching position, the advertisement should include?
a. ?Essential qualifications b. ?All non-negotiable items c. ?Job title and brief description d. ?All of these
IDEA 2004 includes the mandate that services for children age ____________________to ____________________are provided in a "natural environment" whenever possible
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Moving near Jacinta to stop her whispering as you continue the progress of the lesson best describes which of the following?
a. Using a logical consequence b. Using a desist c. Using active listening d. Using overlapping
Henry's parents taught him to respect and obey his elders and always listen to his teachers in school. He shared a room with his younger brother, and had toys that both of them played with. Henry attended family dinners every week with his grandparents,
aunt, uncles, and cousins, and remains close with his extended family members. Henry grew up in a culture that identifies most closely with the values of: A) Universalism B) Collectivism C) Multiculturalism D) Individualism