How has teaching evolved since you were in elementary school?
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: For example, Aaronsohn (2003) suggested that in the past, “traditional teaching” had a much stronger focus on passing on content knowledge. Many teachers saw their role as being subject matter experts while students were to watch and listen. Students spoke only when spoken to, and discussions about the subject with other students was generally limited. This bleak perspective historically has some validity, evident in well-known phrases such as “pouring from the big jug into the little mug,” “chalk-talk,” and the “sage on the stage.” Fortunately, the teaching profession has progressed greatly beyond this era.
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What will be an ideal response?
Early Intervention is key to communication development in a child who is not progressing at normal developmental rates because:
a. It encourages family participation b. It positions the child positively for the future c. It provides a supportive foundation for the child d. All of the above
Choose all of the correct alternatives. An experiment included two treatment groups and a non-treated control. H0: 1mc - 1/2m1 - 1/2m2; This information tells you that you
a. are running a Tukey test. b. are running a Scheffe test. c. will learn whether the control group differed significantly from Group 1. d. will learn whether the control group differed significantly from Group 2. e. will learn whether the treatment had an effect.
Your finals schedule involves five finals in four days. What is the best way to plan your study time?
a. Prepare for and take one final before beginning to study for the next. b. Start twenty-five days before the last final and plan five consecutive Five-Day Study Plans. c. Set up Five-Day Study Plans for each of your finals, adjusting them so that they overlap when necessary. d. Use a modified two-day study plan for each final.