A child who constantly twirls the corner of her favorite blanket is demonstrating:
a. a temperament style of being easily distracted.
b. a self-regulating behavior that soothes her emotions.
c. a temporary lack of self-regulation.
d. early signs that she will struggle with emotional development.
B
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Which statement captures best the developmental view of infants?
a. They are blank slates when they are born. b. They begin their lives with the ability to take in and process perceptual information. c. They respond only to loud sounds in their environment. d. They need to be physically active to acquire new information.
Which of the following is generally conceded to be a key component of formative assessment?
A. Data obtained via standardized achievement tests B. A heavy emphasis on using students' classroom test results as a dominant factor in determining students' grades C. The framework provided by a learning progression's building blocks D. A teacher's exclusive reliance on the collection of data using constructed-response tests.
In their everyday interactions, teachers can have an ethical influence on their students through
A. providing personal examples of ethical behavior. B. the classroom climate they create. C. engaging students in ethical dialogues. D. all of these are correct.
A nonprofit organization that can help you design a plan to pay off your debts is referred to as a(n)
A. financial aid office. B. loan department. C. credit counseling service. D. investment company.