What is the primary purpose of assessing user fees in a school environment?
a. to collect an additional tax revenue
b. to offset shrinking revenues from traditional sources
c. to replace property tax
d. because there is no other source
ANSWER: b
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At times school-age children may function on a preschool level because
a. they are too young. b. there is no finite division of stages. c. they have learning difficulties. d. they do not speak English well.
Maria was administered an IQ test in fourth grade. She received an overall score of 135 on this test (which is more than two standard deviations above average). On the basis of this score, we can infer that Maria
a. will probably do very well as she moves through the school system. b. will be successful at any career she chooses. c. will have fewer life crises than most other people. d. has no learning disabilities.
Factors that guide planning of an appropriate and safe facility for young children include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) The usable square footage and accessibility of the classrooms. B) The comfort and cultural familiarity of the space. C) The ages and developmental needs of children to be served. D) The architectural style most likely to be licensed by a regulatory agency.
A researcher generally follows the quantitative paradigm as her primary status research paradigm. However, to help her develop a standardized quantitative questionnaire, she first interviews 15 participants to help her understand the language and categories of the people in her target population. Which design is this?
a. Primary status sequential design b. Equal-status sequential design c. Primary status concurrent design d. Equal-status concurrent design