Can a high school social studies teacher present factual material on discrimination against gays and lesbians in the workplace? From a legal standpoint, the answer is
a. definitely no
b. probably yes
c. definitely yes, provided the teacher is honest with students about her or his views on the issue
d. definitely yes, provided the teacher obtains signed releases from the parents of a majority of the students in the class
B
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What is the role of the adult in a science activity?
What will be an ideal response?
The current era in education in the United States is often characterized as the age of
a. standardized testing. b. school reform. c. accountability. d. benchmark development.
A summary report of the collaborative conference is
a. completed together. b. placed in the student's archival portfolio. c. provided to the parent. d. all of the above.
Borkowski and colleagues taught comprehension strategies to some students and taught comprehension strategies along with attributional training (i.e., training the attitude that performing well depends on using the strategies) to other students. Students performed best on comprehension performance (such as summarizing passages) in:
a. the comprehension strategy group b. the comprehension strategy with attribution training group c. both groups performed about the same d. the comprehension strategy with attribution training group was most effective for high-achieving students