Discuss ethical issues that arise when employing single system research designs (SSRD) in practice.
What will be an ideal response?
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Which of the following would be considered an example of narrative research?
a. An online survey of urban teachers on their work with English language learners. b. An analysis of course syllabi from education leadership faculty. c. Open-ended interviews with high school students in vocational programs. d. Classroom observations in extended day kindergarten.
The college Dean asked Meg to conduct a study to survey one half of the college students regarding their opinions of change in course offerings. Which nonrandom sampling approach is Meg likely to use?
a. Convenience sampling b. Quota sampling c. Purposive sampling d. Systematic sampling
The section of the report that includes a description of the child's behavior during the testing sessions is called:
a. Identifying Data b. Reason for Referral c. Background History d. Observations e. Tests Administered
Pay-As-You-Go Financing has proven for some school districts to be an ideal way to finance capital outlays. Which of the following is included in the advantages of using this approach?
a. It is the quickest and probably the easiest way of obtaining funding from the government. b. it has been feasible in districts that are small and have low property values c. it is particularly important in periods of high interest rates and inflation d. it is convenient and tends to reduce the time required to obtain school facilities