The type of validity that ensures that the test measures all components of the content domain is ____
a. Criterion-Related Validity
b. Content Validity
c. Construct Validity
d. Concurrent Validity
b
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A study found that college students who work part-time have higher GPAs than either students who don't work at all or students who have full-time jobs. This finding indicates that the relationship between weekly hours worked and GPA is
a. positive c. curvilinear. b. negative. d. negligible.
When children are pushed to engage in rote learning or to perform for adults, their initiative is encouraged.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
How does NAEYC define high-quality curriculum for young children?
a. The scope and sequence of skills that guide instruction that is explicit and systematic as well as developmentally and culturally appropriate. b. The typical norms of development, societal expectations of family involvement, and indicators of high teacher quality c. NAEYC recognizes it is functionally impossible to define high-quality curriculum. d. High-quality curriculum includes literacy learning opportunities and key assessments.
Schools are typically organized so that early elementary students, such as first graders, aren't housed in schools that also include eighth graders. Of the following, the most likely reason for organizing schools in this way is:
a. the developmental differences between first and eighth graders makes housing them in different schools important. b. schools built for young children (such as first graders) need to be designed with more safety and health-related equipment than schools designed for older students, so they aren't housed together. c. elementary schools have fundamentally different kinds of administrators than do middle and high schools, so they aren't housed together. d. first and eighth graders were housed in separate schools in early colonial times, but research revealed this wasn't efficient.