Can schools punish students for using their home computers to bully, insult, or harass students or teachers?
a. It depends on the message and its consequences.
b. No. The Internet Expression Act protects students who post materials on their internet from their home computers.
c. No. Students have First Amendment rights to write anything on their home computers and school officials may not intervene.
d. It is unknown. No court has ever addressed this topic.
e. None of the above.
D
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SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Prereferral interventions
a. must be approved by parents. b. call for collaboration between general educators and other professionals. c. are mandated by IDEA. d. are used by general educators.
When children practice basic skills over and over again, they can eventually perform them quickly and with little thought or effort. An advantage of such automatization is that the skills:
a. Require less working memory capacity b. Enable children to bypass working memory c. Enable children to bypass the sensory register d. Make the use of long-term memory unnecessary for simple tasks
Given what psychologists have learned about modeling, why might inner-city African American students learn more from an African American model who grew up in an inner-city than from a model of a different race or background?
A) Because the African American model is more likely to behave in a gender-appropriate manner B) Because the students will view the African American model's behavior as being relevant to themselves C) Because the students are more likely to realize that the African American model has prestige D) Because the students are more likely to perceive the African American model as being competent
Reading and Writing are reciprocal processes and reading leads to better writing and writing has the same effect on reading.
A. True B. False