Involving students in learning and assessment activities creates what Marc Prensky identifies as
a. Teacher/student collaboration
b. Mutual decision-making
c. Partnering pedagogy
d. Democratic engagement
C
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Case studies are often used to study
A. individuals who are exceptional in some way. B. large, representative groups of individuals. C. group differences. D. retrospective recall.
Summary generalizations and explanations of the major research findings of a study are referred to as
a) Qualitative records b) Synthesized abstractions c) Narrative description d) Quantitative research
The school guidance counselor comes into your room to observe a student, Susan. The counselor notices that Susan spent 15 minutes of the 43-minute class time walking around the room. The counselor obtained these data by performing what type of method?
A. Latency recording B. Duration recording C. Anecdotal observation D. Interval recording
A concordance rate allows us to look at the ______.
a. similarity between an adopted child and the child’s biological and adoptive parents b. likelihood that a recessive gene will be expressed in a child’s phenotype c. degree to which the expression of genes is determined by a particular environment d. transmission of genetic traits across multiple generations