The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) and the American College Testing (ACT) programs are used by many colleges as part of the admissions process because ______.
a. they are free from bias and give every student an equal chance of being admitted
b. when taken together with high school grade point average (GPA) they predict college GPA better than high school GPA alone
c. they are designed to give an advantage to traditionally underrepresented groups of students
d. these tests are able to detect differences in inherent ability or aptitude between students
Ans: B
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a. cultural mediators in schools. b. cultural advocates in schools. c. cultural role models in schools. d. cultural promoters in schools.
Which one of the following teacher behaviors illustrates an important factor in the social and/or moral development of children?
a. Ms. Grice allows her fourth graders to fight with the class bully so he will learn from their negative feedback. b. Mr. Freeman takes his sixth-grade class to see a violent film and then stresses the importance of not engaging in such violence. c. Ms. Little isolates those students who can't get along with others so that they don't promote discord in the classroom. d. Mr. Tutwiler describes the prosocial behaviors he expects of his students and gives concrete examples of such behaviors.
Which of the following does not fit under the acronym "SILVER", referring to what one might need to start and end college well?
a. Purchase the newest cell phone, i-Touch and automobile. b. Attend class regularly. c. Be prepared with writing instruments and paper or lap top computer. d. Obtain and read a copy of the class syllabus.
Test–retest reliability is the extent to which scores are consistent ______.
A. at one time B. between raters C. over time D. for multiple items used to measure the same variable