Imagine that you are a school administrator who has conducted research on professional learning communities in your school. Please describe some ways that you might share the findings of your research with your colleagues
What will be an ideal response?
May include some of the following ideas for sharing research findings: presenting findings during a school-wide professional development meeting, presenting research to district administrators or the school board, and creating a blog/website to share findings widely and start discussions with colleagues.
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a. Ralph Tyler b. Benjamin Bloom c. James Bruner d. Earl Kelley
Arnold has Down syndrome. Three of the following instructional strategies are appropriate for children with this condition. Which one is least likely to be appropriate?
a. Explain assigned tasks in specific, concrete terms. b. Assign the same academic tasks that you give nondisabled classmates. c. Present new material more slowly than you would for other students. d. Provide considerable scaffolding to facilitate successful performance.
A researcher for the local newspaper conducted a survey in her town. She decided to use the systematic sampling procedure to select a sample of the adult population to participate in her survey. She selected the first name on the list and then every 250th name. Did she use the procedure correctly and why?
a) No, because she did not begin with a randomly selected number. b) Yes, because she selected from a list of adults in her town. c) No, because she excluded people who were unemployed. d) Yes, because she selected every nth person in the population.
Good programs create a context for play by providing love, protection, and a developmentally appropriate pace.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)