Learning a pivotal behavior can result in modification of other behaviors that have not yet been learned
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A science teacher wants to provide students with practice in the skill of measuring volume. What would be the most appropriate activity?
a. Provide a rectangular block of wood and ask students to measure the length of each side. b. Provide a small rock and ask students to drop the rock into a graduated cylinder that has been partially filled with water, recording the volume before and after the rock was dropped. c. Provide a 1000-ml cylinder and a cup measure and ask students to determine how many cups it takes to fill the cylinder. d. Provide three containers with different shapes, all of which hold the same volume, and ask students which holds the most. e. All of the above f. None of the above
According to the Craik model of a cognitive agent, the “internal” abstractions include:
a. perception b. actions c. stimuli d. logical manipulations e. All of the above
The National Reading Panel (2000) found that when children are helping each other and interacting over the use of reading strategies
A. intellectual discussion is promoted but there is no change in reading comprehension B. the learning of the strategies improved , intellectual discussion is promoted and reading comprehension increases. C. reading comprehension increases but there is no intellectual discussion or improvement in the learning of reading strategies. D. the learning of the strategies declines, there is no intellectual discussion and reading comprehension suffers.
What is Ebonics?
a. It is a dialect used by Native Americans. b. It is a dialect or form of communication used by many African Americans. c. It is a communication form of many people from the African continent. d. It is a reading intervention specifically for African American students.