"What do you think the school board had in mind when it enacted that particular policy?" is an example of a question that requires convergent thought
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
False
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than on their studies. Without knowing anything else about Ms. Janklow's students, your best guess would be that they are: a. Kindergartners b. Second graders c. Fourth graders d. Seventh graders
Bruner's roll in the use of hands-on experiences in learning, and the discovery approach, could be described as
a....................................................................................................................reluctant. b......supportive of the work of others, though not really a strong proponent of this approach. c...............one of those responsible for a great emphasis on hands-on, discovery learning. d.....a fanatic, unwilling to acknowledge the value in other elements of the learning process.
Before beginning a unit on the Revolutionary War, the teacher asks "What types of things might make citizens want to rebel against their own country?" What is the main purpose of this question?
A. activate prior knowledge B. check for understanding C. student engagement D. invoke critical thinking
Nonfiction books are organized in:
a) narrative text structures b) expository text structures c) decodable text structures d) aesthetic text structures