It is not professional to point out to children different features of their environment; it is more memorable if they discover it for themselves
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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All developmental theories agree that change is a gradual process that produces small, incremental changes in behavior.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
According to the constructivist viewpoint, the meaningful learning of new ideas is strongly influenced by
a. how much a person already knows about a particular subject. b. a person's level of intelligence. c. a person's learning style. d. all of the above.
In an integrated curriculum, the student needs to:
a. sit passively and listen for every word the teacher says. b. work in isolation to learn the values of individual accomplishments in an atmosphere of competition. c. be involved; learners are no longer passive and waiting for knowledge to be conveyed. d. accept the fact that the textbook is the major authority and should be the major focus for learning.
Which of the following is a good environmental arrangement for a classroom including students with emotional or behavioral disorders?
A. Restricted free space in the classroom; lots of student work on the walls. B. Bright lighting; the same designated seating for every subject. C. Separate desks for each student for all subjects; teachers' desk closest to the students with disabilities. D. Circular tables for group discussion and group work as well as individual desks; clear and well-organized work spaces.