One should learn to avoid talking about the stresses and frustrations of being in college with others, as that is part of becoming an adult
a. True
b. False
b.False
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A primary concern of social scientists is that recent trends, such as occupational mobility (the movement of individuals for job-related reasons), will
a. ?isolate nuclear families from those who can help nurture and care for their children. b. ?increase employment opportunities for parents. c. ?increase the number of children in quality child care settings. d. ?increase the number of child labor laws.
Teachers used to be noted for having good “disciplinary skills.” Now researchers talk about teachers' “classroom management styles.” Describe those skills encompassed in the meaning of classroom management which may go beyond concepts of "discipline."
What will be an ideal response?
In conjunction with a unit on environmentalism, students in Ms. Stremmel's class placed recycle bins in three locations at school. They collect the recycled goods and take them to the recycling center every Friday after school. This is an example of:
a. inquiry. b. service learning. c. community service. d. cooperative learning.
If you were a literacy coach, which of these would not be true?
A. You might work with teachers, coordinate school-wide literacy activities, and work with parents. B. You would need the following qualifications: excellent breadth and depth of knowledge about literacy instruction and assessment, experience as a reading teacher, and graduate-level coursework in literacy education. C. You would need to have skill in working with adults, combining social perceptiveness with academic knowledge about literacy instruction. D. You could learn enough to successfully undertake this role through brief workshops on reading.