A hall monitor asks Jon to walk down the hall slowly 10 times after catching him running down the hall to the cafeteria. This is an example of overcorrection
a. True b. False
True
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A researcher's theory that teaching the alphabet using music shortens the time to learn letters was not found to be statistically significant. The researcher should
a. redo the study using a much larger number of subjects. b. completely rethink and rework the theory. c. state that the results of the study were not conclusive. d. All of these are true.
State a useful strategy for solving a problem when the goal is clear but you have no idea of where to start
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following has not been identified by Johnson (2008) as one of the five possible and common outcomes of action research studies?
a. A new problem is discovered. b. A plan, program, or instructional method is found to be in need of modification. c. A plan, program, or instructional method is found to be ineffective. d. No new understanding of a situation or child under investigation, or of students in general, is developed.
According to most authorities, the primary prerequisite for success in beginning reading is
a. invented spelling. b. phonemic awareness. c. knowledge of the functions of print. d. knowledge of key concepts of print.