Which one of the following would most likely be a feature in an outdoor classroom?
A) An iPhone
B) Designs that children construct
C) Spelling bees and word games
D) Gauges for measuring weather conditions
Answer: D
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a. the interval size remains the same but the amount of reinforcement increases b. reinforcement remains the same but the interval size increases c. the interval size and reinforcement increase d. the interval size decreases but the amount of reinforcement remains constant
Three of the teachers below are using strategies appropriate for a culturally diverse classroom. With the textbook's discussion of cultural diversity in mind, identify the teacher who is probably not promoting the classroom success of some of her students
A) Ms. Andreas forms small, multicultural groups in which students describe and compare their perspectives about a recent international conflict. B) Ms. Boynton uses competitive activities to get all students motivated to do their best. C) Ms. Champas explores the ways in which children from different backgrounds are alike as well as different. D) Ms. Delaney makes sure she presents both the American and Mexican views of the Mexican-American War.
A new research agency is pitching for a contract at your firm. One of the executives suggests that the chi-square test is a measure of mean distribution. You refute this claim because you are sure that it is a test of what?
A. Difference B. Relationship C. Association D. Factors
Some parents who live in poverty seem to beat the odds in terms of parenting behaviors. That is, they parent in ways which counteract, or at least buffer, their children from some of the potentially harmful influences. Which of the following actions are taken by these effective parents?
A. Heighten their commitment to their own self interests B. Modify their parenting practices to isolate their children C. Seek out resources and opportunities for their children D. Understand the value of learning from negative influences