Spending a few minutes to get an overview at the beginning of a test is important because
a. you're certain to have plenty of time to complete the exam.
b. you can get a general sense of whether you will pass or fail.
c. you can get an idea of the type of questions you face and how to approach them.
d. you can decide which questions you have no hope of answering.
c
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For Glasser, which of the following circumstances would be of critical importance to successful schools?
a. Students are given opportunities to make decisions and choices as they complete meaningful work. b. Students are rewarded regularly for complying with classroom expectations and are punished when they are noncompliant. c. Teachers focus on delivery of knowledge and on giving students extensive opportunities to solve difficult problems. d. Teachers provide extensive verbal and written feedback on students' performance so there is no question about what improvements need to be made.
Of the following, which is NOT a recommendation for practice?
a. Require families to provide ‘language class' trainings for staff to learn the family's home language b. Using picture and symbol cues along with written labels on schedules and parts of the room c. Create small spaces where children can find quiet time as they need it d. Include books and recordings in children's home languages with headphones
Which of the following statements is false?
a. There is no educational justification for grouping children with physical and health impairments in school by their medical diagnosis. b. The special education teacher is usually the first professional to identify possible physical and health problems of students. c. The names of the medical conditions give few clues to individual special educational needs. d. Only a minority of children with these conditions have any special education needs at all.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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