Why change the way we teach math?
What will be an ideal response?
-for our students to be competitive in the global market
-so students can understand the complex issues they must confront as responsible citizens
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a. Bringing the child to the location before the meal b. Ensuring that the child practices all available skills. c. Remembering that this meal isn't nutrition-centric d. Going at an off-peak time
Bartlett Giamatti described truth as an amalgam. This analogy is used in our text to describe how we might understand the state of schooling in the United States. Which of the following would best describe the amalgam of truth that exists in U.S. education?
a. On the one hand we have the critics of U.S. education who believe that schools are failing, and on the other we have those who defend the current status of education. b. Curricula in schools today are a blend of progressive and traditional education concepts. c. There is a tension between the federal and state government for control of education policy. d. Both b and c above.
Which multiple-skill achievement test is more of a curriculum-guide than a traditional standardized test?
A. Brigance Comprehensive Inventory of Basic Skills II B. Peabody Individual Achievement Test - Revised/Normative Update C. Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement, Second Edition D. Wechsler Individual Achievement Test, Second Edition
What can occur if a student does not prefer an assistive technology tool recommended and implemented for him/her?
a. Adaptation b. Evaluation c. Abandonment d. Selection