Regularly trying to control other people is an example of ____________________ behavior
a. assertive
b. aggressive
c. reactive
d. proactive
ANS: B
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At Henderson Elementary School, grades are not assigned to kindergarten or first-grade students; instead, teachers check satisfactory or unsatisfactory. As a result, the teachers don't use formal assessments, instead relying on their informal observations of the students' behavior. Based on this information, which of the following is the most accurate statement?
a. Their assessments are likely to be valid but not reliable. b. Their assessments are likely to be reliable but not valid. c. Their assessments are likely to be both valid and reliable. d. Their assessments are likely to be both invalid and unreliable.
The nation's schools teach what the _______ believes young people should learn to be successful
A. School Board B. Society C. federal government D. curriculum developers
Which of the following assessments would most teachers use to assess the vocational interests of their students?
A. on-the-job observation B. task analysis C. written tests and inventories
Piaget describes three types of knowledge that help us to understand the inquiry curriculum. Logico-mathematical knowledge is:
A) the knowledge of external reality gained from doing or acting on things. It enables children to understand the properties of objects. B) the knowledge learned from others rather than from direct experience. It is based upon what people decide. C) the knowledge of logical relationships. It is dependent on one's own observation, experience and reflection. D) the knowledge of mathematical formulae. It is not appropriately taught until middle childhood.