In a STAD activity, each student must demonstrate mastery of the lesson content in an individual assessment
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: T
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External control methods work best for older school-agers
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
You receive a circular in your school mailbox about a new resource for using cooperative learning. It says that if you purchase the resource, you'll be able to use cooperative groups as the entire instructional basis for your classroom. "Never use teacher-led content development activities or individual seatwork activities again," it says. "Teach social skills and increase student motivation at
the same time!" As you read the ad, you think to yourself, a. "I would love never to have to teach content directly or create seatwork activities! I'm buying it!" b. "Even teachers who use cooperative learning extremely well still engage students in teacher-led content development and seatwork – this resource likely has some good ideas, but it's not going to change the world.". c. "Cooperative learning hasn't been shown to do any of these things; even if this ‘miracle resource' worked at increasing motivation and social skills, the time wasted in groups isn't worth the investment.". d. "Cooperative learning groups have earned a lot of accolades that they don't really deserve; it's time we stopped supporting people who tout its benefits.".
Violent acts are __________ as frequent in junior high schools as they are in senior high schools
a. one-third b. one-half c. just d. twice
Since what students learn (curriculum) has changed in current reforms, how they learn it (instruction) has also changed. What do the reform efforts regarding standards emphasize that effects how it will be taught?
What will be an ideal response?