A math teacher is ready to begin her unit on division. She is unsure, however, if her class is ready to move on,
not quite having mastered multiplication. She decides to give each student a test, which will require him or her
to compute at least ten two digit multiplication problems within two minutes. This is an example of:
a. content validity
b. criterion-related validity
c. construct validity
d. formal assessment
b
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A. Prewriting B. Writing C. Editing D. Rewriting
Which one of the following instructions is most likely to encourage students to elaborate as they study new material about the transcontinental railroad? Ask them
a. to find Ogden, Utah, site of the golden spike, on the map. b. which Native American tribes lived along the railroad route. c. what was the chief crop of Nebraska. d. why the transcontinental railroad might have affected the economy of Utah.
Sun safety suggestions for children in early child education settings do not include which of the following? a. On days where the ultraviolet exposure is highest, plan activities that keep children out of the sun. b. Use a sunscreen of SPF 30 or more on very young children
c. Make sure children wear protective clothing if going out in the sun, such as hats, long-sleeve shirts, pants, and socks. d. The teacher should access the climate prediction center and find out the degree of ultraviolet exposure for that day.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Glasser believes that individual students, not schools, bear major responsibility for ensuring proper behavior in school. 2. Glasser believes the best approach to classroom discipline is built upon an engaging curriculum and a high emphasis on students doing quality work. 3. In 1986, Glasser changed his model so that it no longer places emphasis on students’ making choices about what they will study or how they will go about it. 4. Glasser says that most classroom misbehavior occurs because students are bored or frustrated by school expectations. 5. Glasser reports that students tell him the main problem with school is that expectations are too high for most students to attain comfortably.