A common mistake students make when taking tests is
A. answering the easy questions first.
B. failing to read the exam's directions carefully.
C. looking over the test instead of just starting to work.
D. All of the choices are correct.
Answer: B
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Children with special needs can enjoy participating in creative drama in the early childhood classroom because:
A. It is process focused, involves improvisation, and is guided by the leader. B. There are few opportunities to work together with classmates. C. It is not necessary for them to speak for the characters. D. It discourages movement and actions. E. All of the above.
According to the text, self-instruction is particularly useful in helping students who
a. have significant skill deficits across all academic areas. b. have difficulty responding appropriately in situations that evoke strong emotion. c. have demonstrated an inability to demonstrate compliance with the more procedural aspects of classroom functioning. d. have not responded to instruction in basic self-monitoring.
Should you use significance tests of skew and kurtosis in large samples?
A. No, because they are likely to be significant even when skew and kurtosis are not too different from normal. B. No, because they are likely to be non-significant even when skew and kurtosis are significantly different from normal. C. Yes, because large samples produce more accurate results. D. Yes, because large samples add power to the test.
Which of the following constructs have generated a large amount of research in education?
A) self-efficacy B) intuition C) conformity D) compassion