Of the following rights guaranteed to parents during the evaluation phase of the assessment process, which one is NOT true?
a. The parent should receive a notice regarding the evaluation and their due process rights.
b. The parent does not have to consent to the evaluation
c. The parent may give consent for evaluation or withhold consent, or request a conference regarding an initial evaluation.
d. It is the parents' guarantee that more than one evaluation should be involved in assessing their child's suspected disability.
b
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A type of cooperative teaching in which two teachers instruct two different segments of a lesson and then exchange students is referred to as
a. parallel teaching. b. alternative teaching. c. team teaching. d. station teaching.
According to the text, what is one reason an ‘opportunity gap' persists today between White and non-White students and between students from poor and rich families?
a. Teachers are not being held accountable b. Schools have become to large c. Students in poverty have less access to high-quality curriculum d. Multicultural education has not been widely accepted
When is it appropriate to ask questions during read-alouds?
A. never, since the text should stand alone B. to begin conversations that can improve comprehension C. to make sure children are paying close attention D. before the reading, to direct listening and thinking
Which of the following correctly describes what must be demonstrated to show strong evidence for content validity?
A. To demonstrate content validity we must show that the items we use to measure a construct are representative of the construct as a whole. B. Content validity is demonstrated when scores for a measure are related to a certain outcome or criterion that is expected if, in fact, that measure is valid. C. Content validity is demonstrated when we determine that the operational definition for a variable or construct is actually measuring that variable or construct. D. To demonstrate content validity, we must obtain a general consensus among our peers that the measure we are using for a variable appears to be valid.