Surveying a chapter
A) should be done at the beginning of the term.
B) usually takes less than thirty minutes.
C) involves skimming through the front and the back of the book.
D) involves all of the above.
D
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A directional hypothesis can involve a prediction that
a. the population represented by Sample A will have a higher score on a test than the population represented by Sample B. b. the population represented by Sample A will have a lower score on a test than the population represented by Sample B. c. the populations represented by Samples A and B will have a higher score on a test than the population represented by Sample C. d. All of the above.
Which of the following techniques may be useful to decrease recognition failure?
a. Low-road transfer b. Reflective and deliberate practice c. Reflective and elaborative processing d. Spontaneous transfer
The purpose of early intervention programs for children at risk for mild intellectual disabilities is
A) improving parents' teaching skills. B) preventing intellectual disabilities or furthering development of children who have intellectual disabilities. C) improving family financial status through job training for parents. D) improving the quality of the children's medical care.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Assessment information should be collected from the family only at the beginning of the assessment process to ensure that the family isn't overwhelmed by intervention and early childhood education assessment processes. 2. Assessment should take place in a child's natural environment. 3. The environment in which a child lives has little influence on his or her development of skills. 4.Criterion- or curriculum-based instruments are effective ways to link assessment planning and implementation, and progress monitoring. 5. Ongoing progress monitoring and evaluations are helpful in holding practitioners accountable to themselves and the children and families they serve.