A scientific approach to examining human behavior that relies heavily on careful observation, measurement and recording to bring about socially valid behavior change is known as what?
a. Developmental theory
b. Applied behavior analysis
c. Story-based intervention package
d. Peer training package
b
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All of the following are examples of effective budget management except:
a. Plan for periods of low enrollment. b. Be informed of any specific accounting practices required by your funding agency. c. Schedule staff carefully to care for the actual number of children in attendance. d. Be optimistic in future enrollment numbers.
The A-B design is noted as a very good design when used in __________settings
a. research b. experimental c. quasi-experimental d. classroom
Matthew, a 6-year-old student, is not making satisfactory progress in the school's language arts program. The person who could most likely help his teacher implement additional effective instructional techniques would be:
a) Matthew's previous teacher b) Matthew's older sibling, who attends the same school c) the school's literacy coach d) the school's psychologist
What is the difference between Maintenance (Developmental) Programs and Immersion Programs?
What will be an ideal response?