Which career and vocational assessment procedure involves describing student progress by reporting either (1) the number of steps a student has mastered out of the total number of steps or (2) plotting data on a graph?
A. on-the-job assessment
B. situational assessment
C. task analysis assessment
D. work sample evaluation
C
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Three of the following children have been diagnosed as having attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Which one is least likely to have ADHD?
A) Eva daydreams in class a lot. She tends to stare at books without reading them, and her teacher often needs to repeat the same instructions several times. B) Martin rarely stays in his seat for more than 10 minutes, and his hands are always fidgeting with something. He needs frequent reminders to get back on task, and transitions are challenging for him. C) Caroline turns her head toward every sound she hears. The sound of a pencil dropping catches her attention as easily as a fire alarm. Often she is so engrossed in listening to happenings in the hall or across the room that she doesn't hear someone who is speaking directly to her. D) Ben is consistently on the honor roll at school. His favorite times of day are recess and gym because he enjoys physical activity. It's hard for him to sit still on rainy afternoons when he hasn't had a chance to burn off some energy.
When a set of matching items has more response options than questions, why is this beneficial in testing students' mastery of the topic?
a. Students are given more opportunities to answer incorrectly b. Students can be tested over more terms at one time c. Students have to match correctly without using process of elimination d. Students shouldn't be tested with an imperfect math on matching items
Direct teach is an instructional activity that involves the teacher systematically following a series of steps to explicitly teach new skills and concepts
a. true b. false
ADHD behaviors should last for at least __________
a. Two weeks b. One month c. Three months d. Six months