Give an example of a lesson that uses differentiated instruction.
What will be an ideal response?
Answer should include a definition of differentiated instruction identified in the chapter.
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The Incredible Years Training Program (IYTS) offers objectives that include:
a. Increase parents' positive parenting, nurturing relationships with their children and general self-confidence about parenting b. Replace critical and physically violent discipline with positive strategies c. Improve parents' problem solving skills, anger management, and communication skills d. Increase family support networks and school involvement/bonding e. All of the above
Mark is learning how to tie his shoes. While learning how to tie his shoes, his teacher gives him a peppermint each time he completes a step. This process is called
A. modeling B. gestural prompts C. task analysis D. functional analysis
If variables change in the opposite direction, what type of correlation is this called?
a. positive correlation b. negative correlation c. positive causation d. negative causation
Before beginning a new unit in her Social Studies class room, Ms. Kelly has her students complete a survey that allows them to evaluate their own knowledge of the topic they are about to cover. For each topic, they must rate their knowledge as "expert, average or novice." The main benefit of doing this with her class is that is provides the students with an opportunity to
What will be an ideal response?