What is student-first language?
What will be an ideal response?
Student-first language is a way to describe students who struggle by naming the child first, the struggle second. Instead of "learning disabled students," we say, "students with learning disabilities."
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The Fair Labor Standards Act established:
a) anti-discrimination laws in hiring. b) procedures by which bad workers could be fired. c) hourly minimum wages. d) rights for disabled people who wanted to work.
Can you compare the central tendency and spread of the two variables ‘I like going to school’ and ‘school is boring’? Which measures do you use, and what do they tell you?
What will be an ideal response?
You are a teacher in an elementary classroom. Your principal asks you to create a plan for teaching both formal and informal writing to your students. Describe the genres and justify your teaching of each
What will be an ideal response?
Child Advocacy Centers are child-friendly houses where children who are victims of sexual abuse undergo a single interview (rather than many) and medical exam (if needed). The interviews are recorded by specially trained professionals and the victim’s cases are handled by multi-disciplinary teams. The primary goal of the centers is to __________.
A. reduce the cost of prosecuting child abuse perpetrators B. to increase foster care to support abuse victims C. minimize re-traumatizing the child survivors of sexual abuse D. maximize the likelihood that children will remember the abuse