Which of the following is true regarding the validity of standardized measures?
a. An assessment can be reliable and not valid.
b. An assessment can be valid not reliable.
c. Validity can be determined by sufficiency of evidence.
d. Validity can be determined by quality of scoring.
a.
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The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (PL 94–142) guaranteed:
a. that all children have a right to a special education b. that every child has a specialized classroom according to his disability c. that every child between the ages of 3 and 21 is entitled to a free and appropriate public education d. parents a right to place their child in private school
Why is the Roth case significant?
a. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that tenured teachers have no property interest and no rights to due process. b. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have no rights to any form of due process. c. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have the same property interests as tenured teachers at all times. d. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that probationary teachers have a property interest only for the duration of the contract. e. Because the U.S. Supreme Court held that tenured teachers may not be fired unless the union agrees to do so.
What can you consider each person you talk to during an interview to be?
a. A potential supervisor b. A part of your team c. A new colleague d. A part of your network
During guided reading instruction, students usually work in:
a) self-selected groupings b) mixed-age groupings c) heterogeneous ability groups d) homogeneous ability groups