Supporting the needs of young English Language Learners (ELL) requires knowledge about
a. school policies and regulations from the district.
b. appropriate second language teaching strategies.
c. good materials and resources.
d. the children’s heritage languages.
c
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Many college and university professors Web-enhance their classes, giving students online access to supplemental course information. _________________________
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Listed in order, the three types of disabled students most frequently served under IDEA are classified as
a. hearing impairment, learning disability, visual impairment. b. learning disability, speech impairment, intellectual disability. c. intellectual disability, learning disability, visually impairment. d. visual impairment, hearing impairment, learning disability.
If a teacher were told at the beginning of the school year that one of her new students was a troublemaker, she might keep a very close eye on that child and treat any misbehavior on the child’s part with harsh discipline. Over time this child might become angry and resentful and might begin to act out even more. The teacher’s early expectations for this child have become a ______.
a. self-fulfilling prophecy b. “boy problem” c. stereotype threat d. biased perception
With all other factors equal, which one of the following learning activities is most strongly recommended?
a. teacher demonstration b. teacher-directed whole-class discussion c. cooperative learning investigative activity d. period-long, noninteractive lecture by the teacher