Children with autism usually engage in less
A. Functional or practice play
B. Symbolic or representational play
C. Repetitive or Stereotypical play
D. All of the above
B
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a. the Internet and e-mail b. children's favorites c. other classes and the whole school d. tallying
Science fairs are great learning opportunities because:
a. They allow students to work on individual reports b. Experiments help students learn how to use microscopes c. Students and their parents work together to create beautifully designed displays d. Experiments encourage inquiry and allow students to get excited about science
Suppose you read the following statement in an introduction: "School counselors who work with homeless children will be able to better attend to their needs with this understanding." This is an example of which element of a statement of a problem passage?
a. Audience b. Deficiency in knowledge c. Justifying the research problem d. Research problem
Janet is interested in response to intervention in a sixth-grade child with autism. She employs a case study methodology. Of the following, which is something that is critical for her to include in her research report?
a. Tables of the quantitative research results. b. A rationale for selecting this case for study. c. A description of how Janet is passionate about the study. d. The psychometric properties of the instruments used.