Explain the differences between open, free, and proprietary web content resources.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers may vary and include: Open resources are free, but they also permit the user to engage in the 5Rs: retain, reuse, revise, remix, and redistribute the content. Other resources may be free but have copyright restrictions that do not allow the 5Rs. Proprietary resources typically must be purchased and are copyright-restricted because the owner holds all rights for controlling copying and distribution of the resource.
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Teachers can exercise group autonomy through their membership on
a. state teacher professional standards boards b. Civitan, Kiwanis, and other community service organizations c. state medical review boards d. none of the above
Richard Hess, an early influential supporter of market-based reforms, blames the lack of success of these reform efforts on which of the following. Select all that apply
a. There has not been a true market-based system allowing for ongoing opening, closing, and franchising of schools. b. Market-based reforms have not proven to be effective in improving student achievement. c. Choice programs have not been well funded. d. States have placed financial restrictions on construction. e. States allowed too much flexibility in charter schools admissions, staffing and curriculum.
When students engage in Problem-Based Learning, they most often work
A) independently. B) with the teacher's assistance. C) in collaborative groups. D) in a whole class setting.
Torgesen referred to students with learning disabilities as
a. inactive learners b. problem learners c. troubled learners d. lazy learners