A teacher wishes to compare a new approach to teaching math (Method A) with the traditional approach (Method B), because she thinks Method A will improve the learning of math. Prior to the study, what general research hypothesis should the teacher state?
a. The traditional method (Method B) of teaching math is inadequate.
b. Method A should be utilized to teach math.
c. Can Method A be used successfully to teach math in this particular situation?
d. Students will learn more math with Method A than with Method B.
D
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
What are some of the ways to promote partnerships between general and special educators?
What will be an ideal response?
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A) enlist in the military. B) obtain their GEDs. C) leave school without graduating. D) participate in adult basic education programs.
A student's final grade is an example of
(a) preassessment (b) formative evaluation (c) diagnostic assessment (d) summative evaluation