Working cooperatively with families supports the best interest of the children
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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The _____ project has offered teachers from all over the United States the opportunity to participate in professional development workshops designed to broaden the possibilities for both curriculum and instruction, of teaching in environments rich with students from different backgrounds, cultures, and ethnicities
A) No Child Left Behind B) Race to the Top C) Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity D) Education for All Handicapped Children
Which of the following statements is true?
a. Once a child has learned to express himself verbally, the professional no longer needs to attend to nonverbal communication. b. Children most commonly and accurately express their inner states through verbal communication. c. Children often express their inner states through play, art, dance and behavior. d. Play, art, dance and behavior rarely reflect a child's inner states and distract from conversation.
When students are assigned homework problems that are never collected, they often lose their motivation to do the assignments. According to the author in Chapter 11, what is another disadvantage to the practice of not collecting homework?
a. Most school districts require assignments to be collected. b. Determining student grades is almost impossible without homework scores used as a factor. c. Teachers fail to collect valuable feedback on student progress. d. Students are not punished for missing problems on assignments. e. This practice is inconsistent with the constructivist model of teaching and learning.
The co-teaching model that is typically best used for review of learning, rather than initial instruction, is parallel teaching.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)