The female seventh-grade teachers at Main Street Middle School are concerned about the increased rates of student misbehavior in classes during the first quarter. They decide to conduct an action research project investigating student misbehavior in their classes. They develop their research questions, decide what information to collect, devise analysis strategies, interpret their findings, and share their findings with all of their colleagues at the middle school. This is an example of:
a. Participatory action research
b. Critical action research
c. Feminist action research
d. Appreciative inquiry
Ans: a
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a. direct involvement b. rough and tumble play c. indirect coordination d. test-taking
Young children often begin to recognize and read familiar words they see such as the names of fast-food restaurants and toy stores and the logos on cereal boxes. This type of familiar print is referred to as
a) visual literacy. b) frequency print. c) environmental print. d) morphemes.
Diagnosticians may use a variety of standardized assessment procedures when conducting an assessment. It is important to recognize that may of the instruments used, especially projective techniques, offer
a. poor reliability b. poor validity c. inadequate norms d. all of the above e. adequate statistical features
What term refers to the learned behaviors, beliefs, and attitudes that characterize a society or population?
A. ethnicity B. heritage C. culture D. environment