Glasser’s choice theory holds that student behavior is:
a) erratic during adolescence.
b) best controlled by skilled teachers.
c) internally motivated.
d) strongly affected by economic conditions.
c) internally motivated.
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Why are discrepant events useful in science education?
a. They compel the students to find an explanation. b. They compel the students to examine their prior conceptions. c. They help students enlarge their knowledge base. d. They encourage students to modify their prior conceptualizations. e. All of the above f. None of the above
Which one of the following is the best example of encoding while learning state capitals?
A) Abe tries to learn that Richmond is the capital of Virginia by visualizing rich men (because it sounds like "Richmond") standing on a map of Virginia. B) Bernice tries to learn that St. Paul is the capital of Minnesota by repeating "St. Paul, Minnesota" many times in rapid succession. C) Corey tries to learn that Austin is the capital of Texas by making sure he is relaxed before he studies this information. D) Darcy tries to learn that Sacramento is the capital of California by having a tape recorder play "Sacramento, California," over and over while she sleeps.
Which of the following choices is NOT a strategy for improving the writing of older students?
A) Tell students to avoid more complex sentence types so they can focus on improving easier ones. B) Establish goals for students' writing to improve outcomes. C) Give students access to and instruction in word processing to facilitate writing. D) Assist students in developing prewriting practices that help generate or organize ideas for writing.