How do coed schools differ from single-sex schools?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: Coed schools have both genders in enrollment, but most classes are gender-based. Single-sex schools have only one gender enrolled.
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a. ?help serve an increasing population. b. ?meet needs due to the changing nature of the family. c. ?meet the needs of a population as it moves from urban to rural. d. ?all of these.
______ is defined as the amount of time scheduled for instruction.
a. allocated time b. brain-break time c. engaged learning time d. constructive playtime
When a teacher verbally reprimands a student for the student's inappropriate behavior, the teacher can be said to be using which type of intervention?
(a) direct (b) silent (c) indirect (d) ineffective (e) none of the above
In a meeting with a teacher, a parent asks how to encourage reading and improve reading skills for children at home. Which of the following is the most effective recommendation for the teacher to make?
A. Reading books aloud with the child at home B. Allowing the child to see adults read at home C. Providing costumes and props for the child to act out stories at home D. Buying books on audio for the child to hear at home