Absent evidence of mental deficiency, minors are held to sufficiently appreciate the dangers of a game and to know that the game is rough and hazardous, and that anyone playing or practicing the game may be injured
Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
T
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Which of the following is the most accurate characterization of the research on the effects of high-stakes testing?
a. A substantial amount of research has been done and the findings are strongly positive. b. The research is limited but the results are mostly positive. c. The research is limited and the results are largely disappointing. d. There is no research at the present time on the effects of high-stakes tests.
Curriculum development involves making choices:
a. among emphases b. among disciplines c. among methods d. all of the above
A person who prefers abstract conceptualization is likely to
a. use “gut feelings” as a way to start solving problems. b. learn by getting the “feel” of a new subject through hands-on experience. c. learn by analyzing and creating theories. d. take risks in order to understand new ideas.
Construct an example of when confusing additive and proportional thinking could result in an incorrect answer. Describe an incorrect process that a learner might follow. Describe a correct way to find the solution and a way you might help the learner to
see his or her error. What will be an ideal response?