A teacher has been designing a test for her history class to assess student knowledge of World War II. A colleague has pre-read the directions and questions. She has provided a mixture of multiple choice, true/false, matching and essay questions totaling 75 questions to assess student knowledge. The class will receive 30 minutes to complete the test. What is the primary problem connected with the
administration of this test?
a. Assessment bias
b. Adequate completion time
c. Teacher review and construction
d. Student confidentiality
b
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a. gearing up to study. b. making sure everything is taken care of before you begin a study session. c. making beneficial choices to meet your particular span of concentration. d. making sure you have everything you need before you begin to study.
What best describes a notebook that is taken to both the home and the class, as well as where parents and teachers can write observational notes?
a. Photographs b. Electronic Recordings c. Passport d. Peer-to-peer interaction as seen by a second observer
According to Vygotsky, the theory of "zone of proximal development" asserts that:
A. this is the level at which a child is comfortable and confident when exploring a task while at the same time not being bored or frustrated by it. B. this is a time in the child's life when abstract thinking becomes second nature. C. during this stage children understand that problem solving is a complicated process and they tend to ask their teacher for more guidance as they encounter these complexities. D. children need more direct instruction from the teacher.
Which of the following forms of communication is suitable for a content analysis study?
A. an advertisement B. a song C. a play D. All of these answers are correct.