A book that can lead children into crawling, creeping activities is:
A) Oh, Look!
B) Snip, Snap, What's That?
C) Rap a Tap Tap Here's Bojangles—Think of That!
D) Saturday Night at the Dinosaur Stomp
b
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An interactionist perspective on language argues that children are born with a biological readiness to learn language that is developed through interactions with others in their environment.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Culturally knowledgeable teachers are keen observers of culture, understand the importance of context, identify nonverbal communication cues, and use
a. learning style preferences of students. b. critical thinking skills. c. creative pedagogical skills. d. cultural modeling.
Drill of skills has a place in helping students improve procedural knowledge but not conceptual knowledge. Before committing to a solution of "just drill" what do you need to know?
A) The amount of time the student has put in on learning basic facts. B) The type of drill that will build understanding. C) The student's attitude toward mathematics learning. D) The level of procedural knowledge the student has demonstrated.
Indicate the type of test that would be most appropriate for the purposes listed. Measures individual differences in students' academic self-concept
a. Aptitude test c. Achievement test b. Personality test d. Performance test