Middle school students need an adult to
A. grade their work and give feedback.
B. pay attention to their behavior and social skills.
C. demonstrate a personal interest in their work and progress.
D. make a list of the student/teacher conference dates.
C
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“Just community” schools would tend to
a. influence students to adopt virtues like honesty, kindness, and politeness. b. punish students based on fair penalties. c. emphasize values that have been handed down through generations. d. be democratic and encourage classroom discussion about moral issues.
Inexperienced examiners often commit two types of _________________ errors: assisting the child beyond that permitted by the instructions, and giving a child a break on the scoring when the child cannot provide a credible response
a. performance b. leniency c. administrative d. formative
Why is the Hazelwood case significant?
a. Because it allows educators to censor school-sponsored publications. b. Because it gives students permission to not attend classes that offended their religious beliefs. c. Because it gives educators permission to not teach classes that conflict with their religious beliefs. d. Because it permits students to write on any topic of their choice. e. None of the above.
John is motivated by the need to excel. He enjoys the feeling of accomplishment he gets from mastering a task. Therefore, he doesn't understand his sister's apathy toward school. The only way she is motivated to do anything is by the teacher offering the students endless toys and trinkets for good work. Which motivational perspective does John subscribe to?
A. The social perspective B. The behavioral perspective C. The cognitive perspective D. The humanistic perspective