Tests will always be a part of assessment and evaluation. What is the most important feature of a test?
A) Identifies only procedural knowledge.
B) Identifies only conceptual knowledge.
C) Matches instructional goals.
D) Matches state and national assessment models.
Answer: C
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This story problem is an example of which concept? The coach has 8 soccer balls. There are 26 children on the team. The coach gives each group of 3 players a ball for the first drill. How many children will not be able to practice this drill?
a. Multiplication b. Ratios c. Remainders d. Selection
The risk and resilience model emphasizes:
A. the task of raising a child is the responsibility of a parent alone B. individuals are the building blocks of society C. positive early experiences lay a foundation for healthy development D. all of the above are correct
In a study of elderly experience of nursing care given at home versus nursing care given in a hospital, the following results are reported: ‘Participants preferred medical care at home (M = 56, SE = 1.34) to being cared for in a hospital (M = 48, SE = 1.23). The difference is noted as t(18) = 4.40, p < .05 with an effect size of r = .72.’ What does this mean in terms of the significance of the study?
A. Highly significant with a medium sized effect B. Highly significant with a substantial effect size C. Not significant with a medium sized effect D. Not significant but a substantial effect size
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. LGBTQ students are at greater risk than others for being harassed and bullied, experiencing depression, and attempting suicide. 2. The U.S. teen pregnancy rate has gone down in recent years, but it remains the highest of any industrialized nation in the world. 3. Teachers may participate with students in religious activity in public schools. 4. Multiple intelligences and learning styles are usually linked to one another. 5. Equity is the act of treating individuals and groups fairly and justly, free from bias or favoritism.