The way instructional examples are sequenced can affect how easily students learn
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
true
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_________ is a nonsystematic observation that might be used to develop some initial hypotheses about the function of a student's behavior
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
When young children are working together on a drama they are involved in:
A. Finding a time and place for the drama to happen. B. Creating the exact words of the characters. C. The production rather than the process. D. Creating a storyline, events, and conclusion. E. All of the above.
Which of these statements is likely true concerning the aggressive behavior that gets students into trouble in school?
a. This behavior was clearly observable before they enter school. b. This behavior was somewhat observable before they enter school. c. This behavior was not observable before they enter school. d. This behavior is the fault of the school rather than the child.
A test that is said to be criterion-referenced is constructed so that
(a) the majority of students attain a C grade (b) no student can possibly attain a perfect score (c) any student will attain a perfect score if that student has mastered the objectives (d) any student's score can be compared to scores of other students and that student's grade is determined from that comparison.