Teachers would be most likely to balk, at least initially, at which one of Glasser’s assertions?
a) Teachers should avoid blaming and nagging in their interactions with students.
b) Students’ behavior reflects their attempts to meet one or more particular needs.
c) No student should earn a grade of less than a B on any assignment.
d) Students learn most effectively when they find the curriculum motivating and engaging.
c) No student should earn a grade of less than a B on any assignment.
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Which of the following is an example of a balanced literacy approach to adapting instructional resources to meet the needs of struggling readers?
a. Reading instruction based on teacher-selected reading materials only b. All students reading the same novel in English class c. Using high-tech resources, such as projecting pages of text on screen so that the class can follow along as the teacher reads aloud d. Using a menu of choices based on universal themes/ideas through which to guide and differentiate instruction
Transforming a sensory input into some kind of representation that you can place into memory
a. storage b. encoding c. retrieval d. chunking
A ______ is considered a traditional format of a test
a. norm-referenced test b. criterion-referenced test c. “high-stakes” test d. written test
Reviewing information on majors such as what are its introductory courses, which courses are required, and where the office for the major is located is described as:
a. Follow your bliss b. Take a good look at yourself c. Conduct preliminary research d. All of these