When making rules of classroom procedure to be used during science activities, what should the teacher consider to assure success in the activity for all students?
What will be an ideal response?
Deciding if students are to be out of their seats is affected by where the activity is to be done and whether it is easier to do the activity while standing or kneeling on the floor. Students will naturally talk during the activity and need to know that discussion is okay and encouraged as long as it pertains to the activity. During any activity, safety of the student and others is paramount. The will need to establish specific rules that all involved will follow. Students can have input into the rule making.
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a. should not be included in a typical kindergarten b. should be using materials that are appropriate for his or her developmental age c. should be encouraged to act like a typical five-year-old d. should be using materials and exploring environments that are typical for all five-year-olds
Describe gender bias and how it can affect how a student is viewed by a teacher
What will be an ideal response?
A nonparametric test should be used if
a. the sample size is small. b. the level of measurement is nominal. c. the scores are normally distributed. d. the concern for a Type II error is great.
Fifteen to twenty percent of infants born with cystic fibrosis will be born with an obstructed bowel. When this occurs the infant will be born with stomach distention, vomiting and no bowel movement occurring within the first few days of life. In these cases treatment consists of:
a) wait and see what happens b) immediate surgery c) testing of cystic fibrosis, surgery or medication or enemas d) parents are informed that their infant will die