State the basic beliefs of behaviorist theory about achieving desired behavior in children
What will be an ideal response?
Behavior can be shaped by controlling events children are exposed to; providing positive or negative reinforcers in response to behavior; modeling desired behavior.
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A nominal scale of measurement is a measurement in which ______.
A. the scale conveys order or rank only B. the scale has no true zero and is distributed in equal units C. a number is assigned to represent something or someone D. the scale has a true zero and is equidistant
Cognitive load is primarily a concern for which of the following memory stores?
a. Sensory memory b. Episodic memory c. Long-term memory d. Working memory
To transform the social studies curriculum so that it is more multicultural, a third grade a teacher could:
a. Rely solely on the textbook as a teaching resource b. Require all students to retrieve information from an Internet site c. Grade students on the basis of their participation d. Compare their city with cities in other nations
Is also essential in the progression of semantics
A. Figurative language B. Manuscript writing C. Idioms D. Symbolic language