The procedure for determining which drug is appropriate for a child with ADHD involves:
a. Administering a high dosage of one type of medicine
b. Going through a process of elimination
c. Administering a low dosage of one type of medicine
d. Administering time-release dosages of one type of medicine
e. None of the above
B
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Small groups help teachers focus on specific skills with a small number of children
a. True b. False
Which is the best example of triangulation of data
a. In her action research project, Mrs. Martin completes a sociogram to determine if she has successfully increased the sense of community in her classroom. b. Mrs. Martin collects baseline data for three days before implementing a new strategy to increase engaged time in her classroom c. Mrs. Martin interview several students to determine the level of motivation in her classroom d. Mrs. Martin uses anecdotal notes, interviews with her students and an observation by a colleague to determine if her intervention for increasing engaged time in her classroom was effective
Task design and task delivery can influence:
a. Learner performance b. Teacher ratings c. The presence or absence of problem behavior d. A and C are correct
Student participation in IEP meetings is a. not appropriate because they will feel discouraged when information about theirlow performance is discussed
b. allowed so they can hear the teachers discuss their educational goals and thetimelines for meeting the goals. c. legally supported and encouraged to help students with disabilities becomeproactive in their approach to life. d. discouraged in most states because of the difficulty involved in getting everyoneto attend meetings.