When a child care center is in full operation with children attending, the annual budget is
called ___.?
a. ?a start-up budget
b. ?a balanced budget
c. ?an operating budget
d. ?none of these answers
ANSWER:
c
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Should everyone have the opportunity to experience or read the same text and do the same type of writing?
a. Yes, because this means all students are learning the same CCSS. b. No, because some texts will be too difficult for some students and some writing will be beyond the ability of some students. c. Yes, because this helps build self-esteem and lets all students know they can do some of the same tasks as others. d. It doesn't matter whether they do or not, as long as all students are grouped appropriately.
How can presentation software such as PowerPoint be useful in a constructivist science class?
a. It can help students clarify and organize their thoughts. b. It can serve as a method of assessment. c. It can enable the teacher to prepare and present introductory material that the teacher feels is germane to the lesson. d. It can serve as a means for students to present summaries of their explorations and findings to the class. e. All of the above f. None of the above
In the middle of a difficult exam, Robert tells his teacher that his stomach hurts, and the teacher immediately sends him to the school nurse
On several later occasions when he has a difficult test or assignment, Robert again tells his teacher that he doesn't feel well. Each time he is sent to the school nurse before he has completed his work. From an operant conditioning perspective, we can say that Robert is: a. Being punished for complaining about his stomach b. Being negatively reinforced for complaining about his stomach c. Being intermittently reinforced for complaining about his stomach d. Showing a tendency to delay gratification
A researcher is interested in predicting whether a company might attempt to buy out a competitor (score = 1) or not (score = 0), using market share (%) as an independent variable. She establishes that the value of ‘exp(B)’ is 2.56. How should she interpret this?
A. If two companies have a market share that differs by 1 unit, then the odds of the company with the higher score attempting a takeover are 2.56 higher than for the other company. B. 2.56 times more companies who attempted takeovers scored highly on market share. C. If two companies have market share scores that differ by 1 unit, then the odds of the company with the higher score attempting a takeover are 2.56 lower than for the other company. D. Takeover rates are 2.56 times as high in companies with a large share of their market.