In the intermediate/middle-level classroom, response to first authentic, first-person accounts often involve

a. First-person writing activities in which students assume a simulated role or character or history.
b. First-person dramatization as an eyewitness to a piece of history.
c. Both a and c are examples of response to authentic accounts.
d. None of the above are examples of response to authentic accounts.


c

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What are the five qualities of a good chairperson?

What will be an ideal response?

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The pluralistic position that Jane Addams took in debates over progressive school reform

a. was not widely accepted at the turn of the twentieth century b. involved easing immigrant children out of their home culture and into the dominant culture c. helped lay the foundation for today's multicultural education d. a and c

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Data: XN= 15; A score of 10 occurs 15 times; X3 = 5; the 5th score in the distribution is 10. Given this information, which of the following is true of the X distribution?

a. The last score in the distribution is 10. b. X5 = 3 c. X5 = 10 d. There are three 5's. e. N = 15

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