One of the most difficult situations for children with special needs is being rushed to leave
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Dysgraphia is
a. a difficulty with numbers. b. a diagnostic-prescriptive strategy. c. a mnemonic device. d. a difficulty with handwriting.
Which of the following is a qualitative research problem?
a. Is there a relationship between size of high school and the percent of its graduates attending college? b. How does the self-esteem of high-achieving and low-achieving high school students compare? c. How do immigrant high school age students from war-torn countries adjust when enrolled in a white suburban U.S. high school? d. What is the relationship of specified non-cognitive variables to achievement and persistence of minority students in a large research university?
When a teacher is looking to find out the rationale behind a student’s response and how he solved the answer, it is called what type of assessment?
a. process b. data-driven c. criterion-referenced d. progress monitoring
A head teacher is interested in unconscious bias in teacher recruitment in schools. There were two posts and seven candidates, four men and three women. Theoretically, all the candidates have an equal probability of being hired as they all match the selection criteria. However, the head teacher has data that suggests that it is more likely that women will be hired based on data from across the schools sector and within her own school. However, the head teacher has implemented many equality initiatives within her school and therefore wants to determine the probability that still no men will be hired. What formula could she use to determine this probability and assess the impact of unconscious bias in her school’s recruitment?
A. NHST B. Bayes’ theorem. C. Pearson’s r D. Cronbach’s Alpha