During this time, what is the relationship between the growth of girls and boys?
A) ?girls grow faster
B) ?boys grow faster
C) ?both genders grow at the same rate
D) ?growth typically stagnates for both genders
A
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Why is it desirable to limit non-instructional duties for new teachers?
a. To develop instructional skills and interact with experienced teachers b. New teachers are too inexperienced to ensure students safety c. Experienced teachers should have first choice on which non-instructional duties get assigned d. School culture is not fully understood by new teachers
Which of the following principles of behavior can be used instead of punishment to reduce inappropriate behavior?
a. backward chaining b. differential reinforcement c. stimulus control d. fading
Juanita is a health science major and is anticipating a job search in three months. Juanita knows she
wants to be a surgery technician. She understands the importance of networking as the No. 1 source of discovering a job. This is the first time Juanita has seriously considered networking, and she is a little worried about how to begin. Juanita is also concerned since she recently moved to the area to attend school and has not had much time to get to know many people. She has some acquaintances but wants to expand her network as quickly as possible and work on developing influential references. Explain what sources of networking you would recommend Juanita use. Additionally, identify people resources she could draw on to develop her personal support system and her more formal job? and career?oriented network.
One management technique advocated by Redl and Wattenberg is:
a. Supporting self-control which is based on the belief that individuals control their own conduct, and that much misbehavior results from a temporary lapse of an individual's control system rather than from a motivation to be disagreeable. b. Physical proximity which is when educators stand 18" inches away from misbehaving students. c. A discipline hierarchy which provides increasingly severe punishments for misbehaviors. d. An optimal classroom environment which provides students with physical and psychological safety.