For young people in the United States and Canada, moving out of their parents' homes typically occurs around the ages of:
a. 16 to 17
b. 18 to 19
c. 20 to 21
d. 22 to
B
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Which one of the following most clearly illustrates vertical (as opposed to lateral) transfer?
a. The skill Arnold has developed as a marathon runner helps him later in life when he jogs for exercise. b. Brian has learned study skills in his history class that he also finds useful in his English literature class. c. Conway's knowledge of addition and subtraction helps him learn accounting procedures. d. David's knowledge of the human digestive system helps him understand the digestive system of an earthworm.
Students who are unable to obtain proper nutrition by eating food orally may need to be __________________
What will be an ideal response?
A person whose sensory perceptions are so abnormal that he or she could appear to be deaf or blind would be
A) hyporesponsive. B) hyperresponsive. C) overresponsive. D) hypersensitive.
A variety of methods will help students develop their proportional thinking ability. All of the ideas below support this thinking EXCEPT:
A) Provide ratio and proportional tasks within many different contexts. B) Provide examples of proportional and non-proportional relationships to students and ask them to discuss the differences. C) Relate proportional reasoning to their background knowledge and experiences. D) Provide practice in cross-multiplication problems.