To be truly effective, cooperative group activities must be structured to include both group goals and individual accountability. If a teacher establishes a group goal but fails to plan for individual accountability, the most pressing danger is that
a. the group will not meet its goal at all.
b. some students will be "work horses" and dominate the group, while others may be "free riders," who contribute little.
c. students will learn the content only at a basic level.
d. conflict will break out and students will be upset and angry.
b
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a. How many students are in the general education classroom b. The academic benefits to be gained by the student c. The non-academic benefits to be gained by the student d. The impact the student has on the education of other students and the teacher e. Cost
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a. six months. b. one year. c. three years. d. seven years.
Learning to read informational books helps children
A) learn about the world around them B) answer factual and conceptual questions C) exposes them to expository text D) all of the above
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A. Social contexts of learning B. Individual information processing C. Active knowledge construction within an individual's mind D. The construction of knowledge by transforming, organizing, and reorganizing previous knowledge