The main cost associated with holding certain variables constant in an experimental study is that it can reduce the generalizability of the study's results.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A Conflict Plan might include a description of the conflict, the child’s usual response, and ________________________________________
Fill in the blank with correct word.
You are encouraging your preschool special education program to adopt a philosophy of personalization. Which of the following statements captures the essence of this approach?
a. No child should receive special treatment. They should all be educated equally, in the same place and in the same way. b. Very young children with special needs are children first, but may require unique, individualized, and comprehensive special services to reach their full potential. c. All very young children with special needs should be treated in self-contained, specialized centers where professionals can constantly monitor them. d. Services to very young children should be provided only in the natural setting of the child's home and treatment should be delivered only by the parents or primary caregivers.
The International Reading Association and the National Association for the Education of Young Children, in a joint position paper, points out to teachers and families that:
A. knowing the sounds associated with printed letters is the most important activity. B. writing first names, or even isolated letters, is the most important activity. C. reading aloud to children is the most important activity. D. teaching specific ideas and concepts is the most important activity.
Three of these teachers will probably promote meaningful learning in their students. Which teacher, although possibly using a beneficial instructional strategy, is unlikely to promote meaningful learning?
a. Mr. Pulos demonstrates how the area of a triangle (area = 1/2 base x height) is half of something his students already know—the area of a rectangle. b. Ms. Rubenstein asks her students to define peninsula in their own words. c. Mr. Warner encourages his third graders to practice their cursive letters at least once every day. d. Ms. Elms points out that the German word krank (meaning "sick") might be related to the English word cranky.