How does the jigsaw classroom operate?
a. Students compete to win a top award.
b. Students are each given a piece of information that must be shared to solve a problem.
c. Students are told that one student holds the key to solving a problem and they must find out who it is.
d. Students are all given separate puzzles to solve.
e. Students are "locked" in a room together and must work together to figure out how to "escape."
b. Students are each given a piece of information that must be shared to solve a problem.
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A. Frontal B. Occipital C. Parietal D. Temporal
If Toni, who is only six years old, is asked what she would get if she added 5 and 10 together, which of the following processes would she most likely use? a. She would break the ten down into two fives and then add five together three times
b. She would start with five and add ten by increasing the sum, one number at a time (e.g., "five, six, seven, eight…"). c. She would already have memorized that the sum is 15, so she would simply retrieve it form memory rather than calculating the answer. d. She would start with ten, and add five by increasing the sum one number at a time (e.g., "ten, eleven, twelve…").
Playing outside in the daylight is one way to help prevent nearsightedness in children
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The distance between far off objects appears to be smaller than the distance between nearby objects. This contributes to
a. perspective. c. clearness. b. overlapping. d. phi phenomenon.