The RAND Corporation is
a. based in New York City.
b. a policy network.
c. a think tank.
d. a policy entrepreneur.
C
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A study of a new reading training program achieved, with 100 subjects, the following results: experimental group mean = 30.25 (SD = 3.28) and control group mean = 25.14 (SD = 4.75). However, a second study with 541 subjects found experimental group mean = 28.81 (SD = 2.56) and control group mean = 26.62 (SD 2.01)
a. The first study had a higher effect size. b. The second study had a higher effect size. c. Both studies had similar effect sizes. d. None of these are true.
A group of 4-year-olds are at the market selecting ingredients for carrot and raisin salad. One of the children has the job of finding a raisin label in the dried foods section that is the same as the one he is holding in his hand. This activity is an example of:
a. an emergent literacy activity. b. a matching activity. c. a common relations activity. d. a and c are correct. e. a and b are correct.
What does scaffolding mean in constructivist teaching?
a. Doing tasks for children when they are too hard for them. b. Giving children challenging tasks and letting them work independently to solve them. c. Separating children to avoid conflicts in the classroom. d. The dynamic and active assistance from the more expert partner, relying heavily on verbal cues, prompts, modeling, and questions.
The rise of Catholic schools can be seen as a response to
A. Catholics' belief that academic standards would be lower in public schools. B. the anti-Catholic sentiments of the majority of common school supporters. C. common-school supporters' insistence on separation between church and state. D. the anti-Catholic sentiments of the majority of common school supporters, and also common-school supporters' insistence on separation between church and state