Being able to listen in class is affected by choices made before class, like what time one went to bed the night before
a. True
b. False
a.True
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Children should note the basic characteristics of shape and be able to identify geometric shapes when they enter the primary level.?
a. True b. False
A pre-observation conference is conducted
A) after the observation so that the teacher can defend her actions. B) so that the college supervisor can determine possible classroom pitfalls. C) to warn the student teacher about what the college supervisor will be watching for. D) so that student teacher's can brief college supervisors about classroom details. E) by the cooperating teacher so that she can brief the college supervisor about the student teacher's performance.
Periodically, Judy will give her students problems that are challenging enough so that they struggle. When they do, she models the thinking needed to attack the problems, uses questioning to guide them through solutions to similar problems, and emphasizes that they put their increasing understanding into words in each case. As their understanding increases, she continues to give them increasingly
challenging problems. Which of the following is Judy most nearly applying with this approach to problem solving? a. A cognitive apprenticeship b. Sociocultural learning theory c. Cognitive constructivism d. Situated cognition
JonJon is anxious because he is retaking an exam that he failed. Determined to do well this time, JonJon studies and self-tests. He also has his friends make up test items and quiz him. JonJon is using a(n) strategy to change the past situation
a. emotional dissemblance b. disengagement c. emotion-focused coping d. problem-focused coping