Describe four purposes for conducting accuracy assessments
What will be an ideal response?
Four purposes for conducting accuracy assessments: 1 . To determine early on in an analysis whether the data are good enough to serve as the basis for making experimental or treatment decisions, 2 . Enable the discovery and correction of specific instances of measurement error, 3 . To reveal consistent patterns of measurement error, which should lead to the overall improvement of the measurement system, 4 . To assure consumers that the data are accurate.
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a. baric b. stereognostic c. thermic d. gustatory
According to Brazelton and Greenspan, the important factor in the child's development is
A) the difference in the quality of nonparental caregiving B) the limitations of nonparental caregiving in early childhood settings C) the importance of the role of the child's caregiver in early childhood settings D) the minimal effects of the family-educator partnership
If a teacher begins a lesson by using base ten blocks as a tool and finds that the majority of students are not understanding, what is the best route for a teacher to take?
a. Continue teaching the lesson as intended with the blocks. b. Continue teaching the lesson as intended but without the blocks. c. Stop the lesson and try a different tool with the class. d. Try a different tool for individuals who need a different model. e. Have students read the textbook explanation to supplement the blocks.
Teachers use literature to model
a. Literary genres b. Literary elements c. Writing style d. All of the above