The practice of instituting professional learning communities into the fabric of schools has become:
a. a way of establishing collaborative groups that focus on student achievement
b. an effort to eliminate the "silo effect" that is present in many educational environments
c. an effort to create time for educators to meet and collaborate
d. all of the above
B
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Strategies for demonstrating corroboration in qualitative studies include
a. data triangulation. b. methods triangulation. c. interdisciplinary triangulation. d. a and b e. b and c
Mr. Hernandez has a small bookshelf and two adult-sized overstuffed chairs just inside his doorway. Sometimes parents walk into the classroom, take a seat, and select books to browse before deciding on one to borrow for home when they pick up their children from school. Books are on topics relating to parental interests: discipline, literacy, bedtimes, health and nutrition, etc. Which of the following family involvement activities has Mr. Hernandez employed in his classroom?
a. Communicating between home and school b. Encouraging volunteering at school and the community c. Parenting knowledge and skills d. Involvement in decision making and advocacy
Rena is sensitive, trusting, and supportive. She would most likely be classified as being which of the following?
A. Agreeable B. Introverted C. Conscientious D. Extraverted
Individuals with intellectual disabilities have been classified into four areas (mild, moderate, severe, and profound). According to the 1992 definition of intellectual disabilities, individuals may also be classified as
A: needing primary, secondary, or tertiary supports B: trainable or educable mentally retarded C: being of such need that the least restrictive environment may be a self-contained or separate classroom. D: None of the answers are correct.