List 3 ways in which one might determine how and what children are learning about a theme/project.
What will be an ideal response?
Listen to children's conversations with one another
Talk with children about what they have learned
Use the KWHLH brainstorming technique to document what children have learned
Observe the children as they play
Observe children's field notes and diagrams
Observe children's constructions
Keep a photographic record of children's work
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
To facilitate learning, educators typically use large groups, small groups, individual interaction, and which of the following?
a. Isolated activities b. Strict discipline c. One-on-one interaction d. Timeout
Which of the following statements is true as presented by NAEP data:
a. average reading scale scores for all age groups have dropped in the last 2 decades. b. average reading scale scores for minorities have dropped in the last 2 decades. c. our efforts to increase the literacy levels of all students have been uniformly successful. d. the gaps between average scores of black and Hispanic students and those of white and Asian students are closing, but are still large.
One component of a microsystem is the ______.
a. media b. political environment c. neighborhood d. family