The most common pitfall in working with children who have disabilities is:
a. letting them overtax themselves.
b. overprotecting them.
c. admitting them to school when it will overburden the staff.
d. not providing special help and referrals when these are needed.
b
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Which of the following are issues relating to children of mothers who are lesbian?
A. dealing with the disclosure of their mother's sexual orientation B. dealing with the uniqueness of having a mother who is lesbian C. dealing with others who struggle with diversity in sexual orientation D. all of the above are correct
Which of the following is a consideration for successfully applying attribution retraining?
a. telling a student that increased effort leads to success rather than believing that he is not sufficiently trying b. having a student experience some success in order to increase the effectiveness of the self-statement "increased effort will lead to increased success" c. telling a student that the self-statement will contribute to future success d. both a and c e. all of the above
Body language:
a. often reveals how a child is responding at an emotional level to what the teacher is saying. b. is an excellent means of communication to use with the deaf, since it is a newer variation of sign language. c. is unimportant to notice with young children, because their other behaviors often conceal this aspect of communication. d. is closely related to verbal language.
Mel and Tina were discussing student assessment in the teachers' lounge. Tina argued that multiple-choice items are ineffective because they can assess only lower-level learning. Mel suggested that multiple-choice items were more reliable than essay items. Of the following, which is the best conclusion we can make about these teachers' statements?
a. Both Tina and Mel are correct. b. Neither Tina nor Mel is correct. c. Tina is correct, but Mel is incorrect. d. Mel is correct, but Tina is incorrect.