Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Preschool children think that you only need to feel guilty about something you do if someone else is there to see what happened.
Ans: T
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Beverly wants each child in her prekindergarten class to sign a "get well" card for the school director. Which of the following is most likely to prevent misbehavior during this activity? A) Waiting until children are seated for lunch and then asking themto each sign the card before lunch is served
B) Asking children to visit the card signing center during choice time,and reminding children who do not spontaneously visit the center. C) Passing the card around during group time. D) Bringing the card to outside time and pulling each child from play for a few minutes to sign the card.
Students in Mr. Morrow's sixth grade math class have provided math tutoring for students in the second grade. They conducted this service learning project for four weeks to use their math skills and meet needs of struggling young students. What additional learning activity must be involved for this project to exhibit the characteristics of service learning?
a. Reflect and write about the service experience b. Assess the learning of the young students to measure gains in learning c. Evaluate the effectiveness of the service they provided d. Analyze the process of providing the service
Benchmarks are
A. a type of scoring in which the teacher assigns a single score to students' work. B. a system which reports an independent score for each of the criteria of the assessment. C. examples of student work that illustrate each scoring level. D. written descriptions that detail each level of achievement.
Which of the following was the primary reason that helped some states to acknowledge their responsibility and set in motion measures for funding public schools?
a. the desire from state legislators to have more input in educational programs b. the extreme inequalities that local property taxation generated among local school districts were soon obvious c. the desire to have more control over curricula and academic programs in the schools d. the decreasing need for property tax revenues