First impressions:
a) are not very important since most of them can be changed.
b) are unfair because people reach wrong conclusions based on them.
c) are usually influential as they are almost always accurate.
d) rightly or wrongly carry a lot of weight when a person is evaluated.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
Behaviorists think that learning results from
a. rewards and punishments. b. genetic predispositions. c. social contacts. d. making the most of oneself.
Mrs. Diego was very careful to provide children with disabilities, such as hard of hearing, ADHD, or ELL children, accommodations for assessments. She included adjustment of format, setting, timing, scheduling, and ______ as needed for each child
A. response method B. soft chairs C. bribing D. plenty of pencils
Providing students who are gifted and talented with the information, materials, and assignments that allow them to elaborate on the concepts taught as part of the regular curriculum is ____
a. curriculum compacting b. differentiation c. acceleration d. enrichment