From an innatist perspective children:
a. produce complex sentences their caregivers use
b. create speech without input from their peers
c. are unable to use grammar to form their utterances
d. construct grammar through a process of hypothesis testing
D
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What has made white-collar workers as vulnerable to losing their jobs as blue-collar workers?
a) Automation and downsizings c) Racial discrimination b) Demand for higher credentials d) Gender stereotyping of work
According to Dries’ research on ‘blue-collar’ workers they tend to see work mainly as
A. A route to the top B. Intrinsically interesting C. Highly alienating D. Just a job E. A source of sociability5
Which of the following statements is true of performance assessment?
a. The student fully accomplishes the purposes of the task when the answer is correct. b. The student fully accomplishes the purposes of the task when she explains her answer reasonably. c. The student fully accomplishes the purposes of the task when the answer is correct and the student explains his answer reasonably. d. The student fully accomplishes the purposes of the task when she no longer has to rely on manipulative materials or drawings to solve the problem.
The educational psychologist who adapted adult mental ability tests for children was:
a) David Wechsler b) John Dewey c) William James d) Joseph Rice