This chapter pointed out the difference between drill and practice. What do these differences look like in a classroom?
What will be an ideal response?
Differences between drill and practice in the classroom look like-
1. Drill is used to increase facility of an already learned procedure
2. Drill is used to help the retention of facts and procedures
3. Practice is used to develop alternative and flexible strategies
4. Practice can deepen conceptual knowledge through more useful connections
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What does the S in SHARP stand for?
A. Silence B. Stories C. Sentence D. Single
ACEI stands for
a. Association for Childhood Early Intervention. b. American Clearinghouse for Early Intervention. c. Association for Childhood Education International. d. American Clearinghouse for Education International.
One reason that jobs in pre-kindergarten settings are growing in number is:
a. retirements of current teachers b. decrease in school placements c. evidence that early learning has positive results d. the lack of special education services
What characterizes the best stance on using quotes from the literature in the "statement of the problem" section of a research study?
a. Long quotes should not be used. b. Quotes should be used sparingly. c. Find quotes for statistical trends. d. Short quotes should be used.