Jason’s study looked at the reactions of members of the two major political parties to the person who was elected as president. It is possible that his study had selection-maturation validity threats.
a. True
b. False
Ans: b
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a. Students all go through predictable and sequential stages of language acquisition and at approximately the same rate. b. The final stage of language acquisition is such that the student will have mastered BICS, but not CALPS. c. It is easier to for students to master BICS than CALPS. d. It may take 5-7 years for a student to acquire academic language proficiency.
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is unaware of. The classrooms in Sia's new school are an example of _____. A) flat classrooms B) vocational classrooms? C) centralized classrooms? D) conventional classrooms
What is the greatest morale booster for any group or individual?
a. money b. appreciation c. fringe benefits d. nonmonetary prizes
Which of the following is the best strategy for how teachers can help advance the moral development of their students?
a. Requiring each student to volunteer two hours per week at the local nursing home b. Maintaining a serious, professional manner at all times in order to let students know who is in charge c. Allowing students to challenge the teacher’s position on controversial issues discussed in the curriculum d. Limiting interaction among students, as they will negatively influence each other’s behaviors