Exceptional children _____
A) differ from the normin learning and/or behavior
B) all need related services
C) cannot benefit from general education
D) outgrowtheir problems by the time they reach adulthood
A
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Elementary school children who study programming will score higher on a reasoning test than similar children who do not study programming. This statement is an example of
a. a directional research hypothesis. c. a null hypothesis. b. a nondirectional research hypothesis. d. none of these is true.
Creative dramatics in early childhood programs:
A. includes two categories, dramatic play and sociodramatics. B. consistently refers to pretending, imagining, and playing. C. offers young children experiences only in the area of dramatic play. D. rarely provides young children with opportunities to develop skills besides play behaviors.
Assume that the null hypothesis says a person is “innocent.” What is the problem when an innocent person is found guilty?
a. A Type I error was made b. A Type II error was made c. A Type III error was made d. A Type IV error was made
Which is one of the first steps a teacher should take when concerned that a child may have exceptional needs that require special help?
a. Talk with the family to learn more about what the child is like at home. b. Conduct tests in your classroom to find out where the child is behind in his progress or lacking in required academic skills. c. Inform the family that the child should be taken to the pediatrician for testing. d. Assume that the child will be likely to catch up with peers if given the opportunity.