The primary data collection methods used in ethnography are:
a. In-depth interviews with a very small group of people
b. Participant observation and interviews over an extended period of time
c. Interviews with professional anthropologists
d. Individuals’ reports of their experiences
Ans: b
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a. true b. false
Explain how attentional deficits impact the learning of an individual with intellectual disability.
What will be an ideal response?
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A. Leptokurtic B. Platykurtic C. Negatively skewed D. Positively skewed
Miss Menard wants to accommodate student differences in her mixed-ability classes. Which of the following is an effective means of doing so?
a) Reducing higher level thinking activities for low-ability students b) Requiring the high-ability students to complete more challenging work for comparable grading c) Establishing cooperative learning groups where students teach each other d) Establishing peer teaching where high ability student leaders provide direct instruction to low-track learners