Each of the twenty students in Steve McCall's fifth-grade class selected a topic and completed a research project. Because there will not be sufficient time for all of the students to present their work in an assembly, the best choice for the teacher would be to:
a) grade the papers and invite the highest-scoring students to present
b) ask students to volunteer to share their projects
c) invite all of the students to share simultaneously in an online virtual museum
d) base grades on written work rather than presentations
c
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An appropriate remark a teacher might make to a child painting a picture is:
a. “You have a lot of circles on your paper today.” b. “Why did you make so many circles on your paper?” c. “Tell me about the circles on your paper.” d. “You’ve done a lot of circles? now why don’t you do some other shapes?”
Which of the following is not a behavior management strategy that is often suggested for working with students having behavior disorders?
a. Replacement b. Physical restraint c. Positive reinforcement d. Overcorrection
Performance assessments that have a high degree of realism can be problematic because they
a. have low validity b. only measure cognitive mastery c. take longer to administer d. are more difficult to control
Discussions are particularly good for
a. introducing new material with which you want students to be familiar. b. promoting memorization of relevant facts. c. allowing students to develop their critical thinking and oral expression skills. d. putting the responsibility for learning squarely on the shoulders of the students.