Observation in the natural environment is advantageous because observers can see behavior as it normally appears and in situations that are relevant to the participants.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Silent prayer and meditation is prohibited based on:
a. The Engel case b. The Schempp case c. The Jaffree case d. None of the above
Jesse is teaching his students how to solve Sudoku problems. He tells them how to solve them and then provides several examples that are completed. The strategy Jesse is using best illustrates:
a. teaching metacognitive strategies. b. providing worked examples. c. modeling critical thinking. d. illustrating elaborative questioning.
Johnny is clowning around and whispering to his peers while you are teaching a lesson at the front of the classroom.You've given him "the look," but he didn't catch on to why you were making eye contact with him. The next thing you should probably try to get Johnny back on task would be to:
a. continue with your lesson, but walk over and stand close to Johnny. b. Say, "Johnny, you didn't notice that I was signaling to you to straighten up. So now I have to interrupt the lesson and remind you of how to behave. I'm so disappointed in you." c. write Johnny a referral and send him to the office. d. ignore Johnny's behavior because it is not really serious enough to intervene.
In Section 1401 (22) of the IDEA Reauthorization in 1997, related services were de-fined as: transportation, and such developmental, corrective, and other ____________ services as may be required to assist a child with a disability to benefit from special educa-tion, and in-cludes the early identification and assessment of disabling conditions in chil-dren with disa-bilities
A beneficial B. supportive C. extracurricular D. extraneous