An example of a measurable objective stated in behavioral terms is:
A. Children will understand …
B. Children can learn …
C. Children will know …
D. Children can name …
Answer: D
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Workman’s compensation is a program that ___
a. ?covers payments to the employee for job-related injuries, diseases, and disabilities that occur as a result of working conditions b. ?helps centers pay for staff vacations c. ?helps cover medical payments in case a child is injured because of employee neglect d. ?covers payments to the employee for job-related injuries, diseases, and disabilities that occur as a result of working conditions and helps cover medical payments in case a child is injured because of employee neglect
Conception begins with the following three events:
a. The menstrual cycle reaches its midpoint, the ovum reaches the fallopian tube, the male ejaculates semen that race to the ovum. b. The ovum reaches the fallopian tube, the male ejaculates semen, the sperm race toward the waiting ovum. c. The ovum reaches the fallopian tube, the male ejaculates semen, the sperm enters the membrane of the ovum. d. The menstrual cycle reaches its midpoint? the ovum, in the fluid-filled follicle, leaves the ovary and heads for the fallopian tube? and the ovum reaches the fallopian tube.
Conventional reliability coefficients computed for criterion-referenced tests are typically quite low because criterion-referenced tests
a. provide wide variation in scores. b. cover a broad sample of content. c. cover a limited sample of behavior. d. yield criterion scores which tend to be variable. e. provide little variation in scores.
Which of the following is correct?
A) Before 1975, people with TBI were primarily served in the mental retardation category. B) TBI became a separate special education category in the 1990 reauthorization of IDEA. C) TBI is not a separate special education category under IDEA. D) Children with TBI did not receive special education services until the 1997 reauthorization of IDEA.