Strategies action researchers use to identify specific problems include
a. reflecting on their own context and experiences.
b. describing observations or incidents.
c. drawing pictorial representations of possible relationships.
d. a and c
e. a, b, and c
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The Strong Interest Inventory (SII) and Career Assessment Inventory (CAI) report scores on:
a) General Occupational Themes. c) Specific Occupation Scales. b) Basic Interest Scales. d) all three of the above scales.
Which of the following most aptly characterizes the historical stance that business has had toward public education?
a. Business was and still is interested in educational efficiency, standardization, and productivity. b. Business was interested in standardization and regulation; now, it is almost exclusively concerned with commercialization of education. c. Business was more concerned with efficiency and quantitative evaluation; now, it is much more concerned with authentic evaluation and student satisfaction. d. Business used to be exclusively concerned with productivity; now, business is exclusively concerned with educational expenditures, seeking to lower costs.
The first step you take when preparing to write a paper should be
A. to identify the audience. B. to develop your thesis statement. C. to decide what your goal is. D. to choose a topic.
A far ranging and significant influence of NCLB for early childhood programs is the fact that it puts emphasis on which of the following areas first?
A. Mathematics B. Science C. Reading D. Social Studies