Harry is a gifted student interested in political science. He is paired with an adult with expertise in this area. This is an example of
A) independent study.
B) the Revolving Door Model.
C) a mentorship.
D) interdisciplinary instruction.
C
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Technology in the classroom should be used for these purposes except which of the following?
a. to support and supplement the specialized instruction b. to provide entertainment for the student when the teacher is working with other students c. to utilize as a tool or for the student to complete assignments d. to utilize as a way to write and create documents e. to provide a communication tool between the teacher and the student
What can the teacher do to check children's mental computations? Ask the children to
a. use a calculator. b. explain orally how they did the computation. c. develop good number sense. d. promote problem solving and flexible thinking.
Self-report measures may collect data on:
a. Feelings b. Abilities c. Attitudes d. All of the above
One of your students, Janet, seems to go out of her way to make other children feel bad. Sometimes she spreads malicious, untrue rumors about people
Sometimes she convinces some of her classmates to snub others by ignoring them, excluding them from group activities, and so on. With Janet's behavior in mind: a. Determine whether she is displaying physical or relational aggression. b. Determine whether she is displaying proactive or reactive aggression. c. Drawing on what psychologists have learned about the underlying cognitive causes of aggression, identify three possible reasons why Janet may be acting so aggressively.