When talking with a parent or guardian about his or her child's progress in your course, each of the following is an acceptable guideline except one. Which one is NOT an acceptable guideline?
(a) remain calm in your discussion
(b) suggest ways of helping the child at home
(c) talk about other individual students in comparison with that parent's child
(d) keep what you have to say objective and to the point of the student's work in your class
c
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The type of assessment that indicates levels of student mastery of a subject is referred to as
a. diagnostic. b. criterion referenced. c. formative d. summative.
Based on your knowledge of developmental change in children, a trip to a dairy farm, accompanied by an analysis of the different jobs involved in producing cheese and a discussion of students cheese preferences is most appropriate for
A) Three and four year olds B) Five and six year olds C) Seven and eight year olds D) This activity is equally appropriate for all early childhood students.
An example of transfer includes making connections
a. within social studies skills b. around various concepts and skills c. between and among subjects d. outside of a specific discipline
In order to practice hard listening, you need to:
a. listen intently, practice sympathy, don’t judge b. be accepting, sympathetic, and non-judgmental c. think critically, be there for someone else, analyze d. listen intently, think critically and analyze carefully