Describe and explain how to develop an interview protocol for participants in a study.
What will be an ideal response?
Student answers may vary. However, the basic aspects should include: basic information about the interview, an introduction which sets the stage and provides interview instructions, and opening question to develop rapport with the participant, content questions that are aligned to the research questions of the study, question probes that are reminders for the researcher to ask for more information or clarity of participants’ responses, and closing instructions that provide a final opportunity for participants to share any details and reaffirm confidentiality of the interview.
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In one key definition, multicultural education is a study of ______ ethnicities.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following best characterizes family-teacher conferences?
A. They are called only when a child has a serious problem. B. They are times to share goals and strategies. C. They must be requested by the family. D. They allow teachers to vent their frustrations.
Sharing a common means of communication that provides the basis for group identity, sharing a common language and culture, and the primary means of relating to the world is visual are what defines which of the following?
a. Students with hearing impairments b. Students with visual impairments c. The Deaf community d. The deaf classroom
When analysis of data reveals a difference between levels of a factor, what is this called?
a. interaction effect b. factor effect c. level effect d. main effect