What is the purpose of a diagnostic test?
a. to assess students’ current knowledge
b. to determine specific areas of learning difficulties
c. to assess and monitor students’ progress
d. to make evaluative judgments and certify completion of projects or programs
ANSWER: b
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A. Ethnography B. Autoethnography C. Qualitative content analysis D. Grounded theory
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A. standardized score B. percentile-rank C. developmental age D. concurrent age
An example of an RtI Tier II activity for a child with a hearing impairment is
a. working with a guidance counselor to become a better self-advocate. b. working on IEP goals with a speech therapist. c. developing a general classroom activity, such as "stop and think time." d. attending the School for the Deaf.
Rules, verbal praise, and planned ignoring a. should be implemented in isolation to avoid student confusion. b. are considered high intensity interventions because they require a significantamount of time to implement
c. are quite powerful when implemented concurrently. d. are reserved for use as a last result because ignoring may hurt a student's feelings.