When infants experience hypoxia/ischemia during labor or delivery, the greatest risk is to the:
a. Respiratory system
b. Cardiac system
c. Neurological system
d. Renal system
C
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Nondiscriminatory testing as a procedural requirement of IDEA refers to:
A. Use of culture-free tests for all students. B. Testing by an examiner of the same race or ethnicity as the child. C. Avoiding the use of test results to make placement decisions if the child speaks a language other than English. D. The responsibility of local education agencies to ensure that identification procedures are not culturally or racially biased. E. Selection of nonverbal test instruments to measure intellectual functioning when children are economically disadvantaged.
In a cooperative learning environment, the work is done as a team, but in the end, each student is required to demonstrate an understanding of the concepts through an interview, a written test, or some other means. What term describes this concept?
a. Group task assessment. b. Individual assessment. c. Individual accountability. d. Group accountability. e. Task demonstration.
Attendance should be taken at these times:
A) At arrival, whenever the group moves to and from another location. B) When the majority of the children have arrived, and at group time. C) Following the first meal of the day, and periodically thereafter. D) At arrival and at group time.
When the null hypothesis involves a continuous variable, would you use a one sample t-test or z-test?
A. t-test B. z-test C. Either D. Neither