The average infant ______.
a. triples her birth weight by her second birthday
b. triples her birth weight by her first birthday
c. doubles her birth weight by her second birthday
d. has slowed growth after 6 months
Ans: B
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a. note interesting variables and build them into the study so that the results reflect the entire situation. b. pay attention to the influence the independent variables have on the dependent variable and change the dependent variable if it is not sensitive enough. c. stick to the original plan regardless of any problems that arise. d. None of these is true.
Which of the following statements is true regarding the size of school districts?
a. small attendance areas may be comparatively efficient and often represent a competent use of tax funds b. small rural schools generally provide an environment that would all but guarantee that they attract the best teachers c. maintaining a small school district with only one or two small attendance areas is questionable in terms of the aims and objectives of present-day education d. even though the nation has too many large school districts, it also has some districts and attendance areas that are too small and unmanageable
When re-evaluating the methodology used in an action research project, practitioner-researchers should ask all of the following questions except:
a. Was my research design appropriate—did it help me answer my research questions? b. Did I collect the most appropriate data to help me answer my question? c. Did I ask the right research question? d. Do I need to make different choices when analyzing my data next time?
Which source of energy does the text not suggest might be used in a school of the future?
a. solar collectors b. wind-driven generators c. students d. nuclear energy