As four-year-olds gradually learn to monitor their own actions, they should be able to
a. decide whether or not tattling is ethical
b. understand the true meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance.
c. recite standard rules of etiquette.
d. explain why hitting another child is wrong.
e. all of these
d
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Describe some of the key differences in eligibility and services for students with ADHD between IDEA 2004 and
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. What will be an ideal response?
A child with normal hearing who has difficulty paying attention while listening, paying attention to the teacher when background noise is in the classroom, remembering information presented orally, and discriminating between similar sounding words may be demonstrating
a. a syntactic disorder. b. aphasia. c. apraxia of speech. d. a central auditory processing disorder.
Some teacher practices that contribute to math anxiety are
a. an emphasis on speed, accuracy, and providing a variety of math activities b. an emphasis on speed, group work, and authoritarian teaching c. an emphasis on accuracy, authoritarian teaching, variety of math activities d. an emphasis on speed, accuracy, and authoritarian teaching
Critics think teachers use too much
a. recitation. b. technology. c. small group work. d. in the way of supplementary materials.