Statements that focus on a child's product and are supportive of extrinsic motivation
What will be an ideal response?
Praise
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The components of an early childhood program that should be evaluated are ____.?
a. ?staff, parent, program b. ?staff, child, program c. ?program, budget, child d. ?safety, budget, staff
When an adult intervenes in a conflict between two sixth-graders, what would be the most appropriate reflection?
a. “You’re hitting.” b. “You hate Henry.” c. “You’re angry.” d. “You could really hurt each other when you hit like that.” e. “It upsets me when you hit each other. Try talking instead.”
Portfolios can be used as a tool for communication with parents for which of the following reasons?
a. A portfolio provides concrete evidence of student work and achievement. b. A portfolio contains all of the work that a student has done and allows the parent to get a sense of everything that has been covered in a class. c. A portfolio does not contain any numerical scores or grades, so it is easier for the teacher to use in describing progress. d. A portfolio represents a "snapshot" of what the student can do at a given time. e. A portfolio is often undesirable because parents prefer to be given a percentage average for their children's grades.
Once a predictive or concurrent study is conducted in one setting, what is an important consideration of the results to these types of studies?
a. Generalize the results to similar situations b. Future prediction about the sample used in the study c. Validate the prediction for the tests similar to those being used locally d. Conduct construct validity studies for all tests.