The three levels of service available through One Stop Career centers are core services, in-tensive services and
A Transition services
B. Rehabilitation services
C. Education services
D. Training services
D
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Ms. Juarez is concerned that if her students feel too confident before a test, they will not study, and if they feel too anxious, they will have trouble studying and will do poorly. Ms. Juarez is primarily concerned about
a. internalizing disorders. b. fostering positive emotions. c. achieving optimal arousal. d. preventing cheating.
Graphing provides immediate feedback on students’ behavior
a. True b. False
The most valuable concept the teacher who provides the children with a western-style sleeping bag and a Japanese tatami mat and quilts to play with is teaching the children that:
a. all people have some needs in common and meet them in different ways. b. that Japanese styles are quaint but practical. c. that sleeping bags are a lot like quilts. d. that Japanese people like to sleep on the floor.
Which of the following is the description that most closely relates to mainstreaming?
a. Parents are guaranteed involvement in all aspects of the evaluation of their children. b. Students with exceptionalities must be placed in environments as close to the general education classroom as possible. c. Minorities must have a mainstream form of test, rather than an IQ test as the basis for placement. d. All school-age children with exceptionalities must be provided free public education.