A feature of African-American English speakers is:

Children sit in a circle at circle time. a. This is not necessarily so

b. They sit an equal distance from one another. c. They sit in the same spot each day. d. They sit in small chairs placed in a circle.

Questions to consider in the Implementation and Evaluation phases of the ADDIE model include:

a. How much effort did students expend and how did instruction influence this? b. How much learning occurred? To what extent were learning goals were met? c. How much student growth occurred from the beginning to the end of instruction, and how instrumental was the instruction in promoting student growth? d. All of the above.

In Katona's research on learning to solve card trick problems, students learned by memorizing or by understanding. The results for the learning by understanding group are most consistent with which of the following views of transfer?

a. specific transfer b. general transfer c. mixed transfer (specific transfer of general principles) d. doctrine of formal discipline

You design a questionnaire to survey people’s opinions about the increased tuition fees for undergraduate students at UK universities and administer it to 100 new undergraduate students, all of whom have paid the increased fee in 2012. You receive a 100% response rate. This is an example of?

A. A well-designed survey B. Chance C. A poorly designed survey because of selection bias in the sampling D. None of the above