The purpose of a consolidating developmental activity is to
a. Assess how well students have mastered a learning objective.
b. Provide background experiences that will form the basis for mastery of a learning objective.
c. Provide practice with concepts or skills that make up the learning objective.
d. Develop connections, generalize ideas, clarify concepts, and develop procedures related to a learning objective.
d
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a. it the child a chance to vent the anger b. it embarrasses the child because everyone knows he has misbehaved c. it absorbs the child's attention and moves him away from the angry thoughts d. none of the above
Pilot testing a questionnaire is important for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
a) It can establish reliability b) It provides data that can be analyzed c) It helps determine if directions and questions are clear d) It allows for some estimate of the variability of scores
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a. Ai Mei’s home language b. Ai Mei’s school language c. Chan’s development of a sense of advocacy for Ai Mei d. Parental expectations for Ai Mei’s school work e. Parental expectations for Ai Mei’s work in the family business