The early-maturing male middle school student is likely to draw favorable responses from adults because he
a. is no longer concerned about the impact of puberty.
b. tends to be more sophisticated socially than his age-mates.
c. is more capable of formal operations than his age-mates.
d. looks more like an adult.
D
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a. When you want to compare a student's performance over different curriculum areas. b. When you want to assess a student's growth from one year to the next. c. When comparing students to the national norm is the goal. d. When you want to know detailed information about the student's knowledge of specific learning objectives.
"Intrinsic" rewards have more to do with:
a) adequate pay for the work you do. b) good working conditions on the job. c) being protected by unemployment benefits and worker's compensation. d) personal achievement, recognition, and self-regard from feeling good about the work you do.
A dog could be described as being a mammal that barks and has four legs, two ears, a tail, and a slightly elongated snout. Jenny's neighbor has a "dog" that has lost a leg and his tail. According to a theory-based view of categorization, Jenny is most likely to classify the neighbor's pet as ____
a. an unknown animal b. another type of animal c. a type of dog d. an unknown object
The teaching approach where art is considered one of 100 languages children use to think, solve problems, and express their knowledge is the:
a. child-centered or studio approach b. content centered or comprehensive approach c. balanced or eclectic approach d. the Reggio Emilia approach