Mistaken behavior implies willful wrongdoing for which a child must be disciplined.
a. True
b. False
False
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Which level of thinking best describes the following question? How many states are in the United States?
a. Knowledge b. Comprehension c. Evaluation d. Application
The blended reading approach __________
a. teaches skills explicitly b. ensures that students have fun while they are learning c. facilitates students' learning through both explicit skills instruction and print-rich literacy environments and interactions d. supports students' individual engagement in tasks appropriate for them
Students who benefit most from shared writing are
a. students from various cultures. b. students whose first language is not English. c. students with differing levels of ability. d. all of the above
William is trying to calculate the price of his groceries in his head. He has four apples for 35¢ each, five potatoes for 15¢ each, and three cake mixes for $2.25 each. He begins by thinking to himself, "Let's see, 4 times 35¢ is what? Two times 35¢ is 70¢, and then 2 times 70¢ is $1.40 . And then what do I do next? Oh, yes, I need to know what 5 times 15 equals. I can't remember, but let's
see if I can figure it out...." From the perspective of cognitive psychology, William may have trouble solving the problem because: a. he is using an inappropriate heuristic. b. he is encoding the problem incorrectly. c. he is demonstrating a counterproductive mental set with regard to his use of multiplication facts. d. his working memory capacity may be insufficient to hold and process all the information.