The Solomon four-group design addresses what problem with pretesting?

a. sensitization
b. intervention
c. random assignment
d. fatigue

Ans: A

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With this statement in mind:

a. identify at least three theorists and the name of their theories that you learned about in Chapter One; b. describe in detail at least two terms associated with their theories; and c. explain how their theories might influence decision-making in early childhood classrooms.
What will be an ideal response?

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a. True b. False

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Martha and Bill attend the same middle school, and share most of the same classes. However, when it comes to math class, Martha attends a high-level class while Bill attends a mid-level class. Martha and Bill attend a middle school that uses which kind of ability grouping?

a. within-class grouping b. between-class grouping c. Joplin Plan d. regrouping

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Which of these represents a conflict that exists between IDEA and the standards-based reform movement?

a. access to public schools b. mandated special education services c. use of paraprofessionals d. narrow standards required for graduation

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