In order to obtain the BEST response from a child in an assessment situation, what factors need to be considered?
What will be an ideal response?
Child's experience with paper and pencil formats; child's physical and mental state (not tired, distracted, lack of interest); unfamiliar evaluator; child's refusal to cooperate; English as Second Language or cultural background.
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Which of the following statements on the use of adaptations in supporting universally designed learning environments is NOT true?
a. An accommodation is a service or support that is provided to help a student fully access subject matter and instruction. b. When students depend on adults, peers, and/or material supports more than they need, learned helplessness can occur. c. Modifications differ from accommodations. d. Modifications cannot take place in a general education classroom setting due to the significant changes needed to modify a curriculum.
At the beginning of the semester you decided that you were likely to earn a C in Exploring Computers. However, after the first exam and two assignments you have a B+. What should you do about your goal for that course? a. Goals set at the beginning of the semester should go unchanged. b. You should decide to spend less time on Exploring Computers and more on your other courses
c. You should revise your goal to a B or B+. d. You should actually increase the amount of time on that course.
In regression, the slope of the regression line is indicated by the:
a. range b. y intercept c. regression coefficient d. partial regression coefficient
If a research topic is too ______, it may not be possible to collect adequate data to answer the research questions or solve the research problem.
A. broad B. narrow C. objective D. lengthy