Play is a meaningful vehicle for learning core content through all of the following types of play EXCEPT
A. constructive play, when children create puppets or props for plays.
B. symbolic play, when teachers set up a bank or store.
C. games with rules that provide practice in math and science.
D. observer play, when children observe others play.
Answer: D
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a. create more problems for stressed parents. b. help with the housework. c. emotionally support children in difficult times. d. be better disciplinarians than parents.
Which one of the following sampling procedures illustrates nonprobability sampling?
a. Students are selected randomly from the population list b. Students are sampled so that they are representative of the population c. Students are sampled who are available to complete the instrument d. The probability of the sample in the population is low
Under which conditions would you consider using interscorer/interrater reliability? (Circle all that apply.)
A. when responses could have more than one interpretation. B. when the same examiner is unable to administer all parts of a test. C. when test items have more than one possible answer. D. when more subjective interpretation of performance is required.
Which of the following is an example of the sociological perspective on disabilities?
a. The way a society treats individuals, not a condition or set of traits the individual exhibits, is what makes people different from each other. b. Difficult situations occur not because of a condition or disability but, rather, because people with disabilities are denied full participation in society as a consequence of their minority status. c. Somewhere in the middle of the distribution are typical learners, whose behaviors and characteristics represent the average or majority of students. d. The belief that different perspectives result in different responses to a disability