What is the difference between curriculum and instruction?
What will be an ideal response?
What is the difference between curriculum and instruction?
Curriculum is the ‘what' and instruction is the ‘how' in the development and conduct of students'
educational experiences. In other words, curriculum determines what will be taught, and instruction
dictates how that curriculum will be taught.
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To provide an intrinsically motivating environment, a teacher should:
a. give out stickers. b. say "Good work" when children make something creative. c. provide many choices and be accepting of the artwork children produce. d. decorate the walls with the children's best work.
Matthew uses the nonverbal entry strategy of __________a tire, when he unsuccessfully attempts to play with Greg and Francois in a vignette described in the chapter on socialization
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According to the National Center for Education Statistics, common reasons that teachers leave the teaching
profession include a. Low pay, poor working conditions and inflexible working hours b. Student discipline problems, lack of support from the school administration; poor student motivation; and lack of teacher influence over school-wide and classroom decision-making c. Unavailability of professional resources, conflicts with other teachers, difficulties with working with families d. Lack of advancement opportunities, paper work, low pay.
According to the textbook, what is true about the rate of change in reports of relationalbullying during adolescence?
a. It decreases. b. It stays about the same. c. It increases.