Which of the following would indicate the lowest level of learning for a student?
A. applies a principle to a specific situation.
B. explains a principle in his or her own words.
C. gives a textbook definition of a principle.
D. states an example of a principle.
C
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Because the teacher is an important language role model to children, the teacher should
a. only speak the child’s home language. b. correct the child’s grammar. c. focus on the use of correct grammar and clear articulation when speaking with children. d. constantly ask the child questions to encourage him to talk.
Which best describes experience-expectant plasticity?
a. In response to increased exposure to math-related tasks, the left side of the brain increasingly develops the ability to solve problems independently of the right side. b. One’s brain develops new connections, which help skills emerge that are unique to particular cultures and social groups. c. One’s capacity to change and grow develops in a steady and linear fashion from infancy to adulthood. d. The formation of connections in response to environmental stimulation that is expected by the brain.
A researcher plans a special series of classroom lessons designed to increase students' verbal skills. A control group does not have the lessons. Which of the following would most likely be threats to internal validity?
a. History b. Hawthorne effect c. Teacher expectations effect d. Mortality e. b and c
List three things that you would list on both your resume and your job application. Describe why you have to repeat this same information on the job application