When taking notes on your text, which of the following techniques is most effective?
a. Write down only key terms.
b. Use the author's cues and list any terms in bold print.
c. Restructure the text material by creating your own headings and subheadings to better organize the details
d. Use a formal outlining method.
C
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Which of the following represents the advice given by the American Statistical Association for students who are exploring probability?
a. Students should have experiences with both physical and technological simulations of probabilistic situations. b. Students should have experience with physical simulations of probabilistic situations, but technological applications are not necessary. c. Students should have experience with technological simulations of probabilistic situations, but physical simulations are not necessary. d. Students should spend more time with experimental probability and considerably less time determining theoretical probabilities. e. Students should spend more time with theoretical probability and considerably less time determining experimental probabilities.
Which term is used to describe a concept or characteristic that differs in the size, amount, degree or nature from something else of the same type?
a) Abstraction b) Educational concept c) Scientific construct d) Variable
A medical researcher was interested in examining what factors influenced patient’s scores in a fitness test. He ran a multiple linear regression, which included four predictors (‘hours spent taking part in physical activity per day’, ‘calories consumed per day’, ‘BMI’, and ‘hours spent sitting per day’). His model had a R2of .665, an adjustedR2of .661, an F-statistic of 112.56 (p 0.00). How would you interpret his findings?
A. It is not a significant model. B. It becomes difficult to assess the individual importance of predictors and it increases the standard errors of the b coefficients making them unreliable. C. It is a significant model where the four predictors account for 112% of the variance in the patient’s scores in the fitness test. D. It is an significant model where the four predictors account for 0.661 of the variance in the patient’s scores in the fitness test.
An example of a common focus for schoolwide action research might be:
a. Emphasizing the improvement of reading, writing, or math skills in an elementary school b. Investigating the effects of a new writing program in a middle school c. Evaluating the impact of a new test preparation program in a high school d. All of these are good examples of schoolwide projects