Jerome was identified as not needing extra support on the middle of the year universal screening. However, at the end of the year he tested out as at-risk. Jerome is an example of which problem sometimes associated with universal screening?
a. false positive
b. false negative
c. diagnostic outlier
d. instructional non-responder
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
A teacher is working on finding percents of numbers and displays the problem 20% of 45 = ? He asks, "What's the answer to this problem, Jack?" After thinking a few seconds, Jack responds, "900."" Based on research examining teacher feedback, of the following, what is the best teacher response?
a. "Not quite, Jack. Can someone help Jack out on this one?" b. "Not quite, Jack. It's point two zero times 45." c. "Not quite, Jack. Remember, the first thing we must do is change the percent to a decimal. What is the decimal equivalent of 20%?" d. "Not quite, Jack. The answer is 9 . Now, think about that one for a minute while the rest of us look at another problem."
Correlation coefficients can provide information about
a. the direction, but not the magnitude, of the relationship between two variables. b. the magnitude, but not the direction, of the relationship between two variables. c. the direction and magnitude of the relationship between two variables. d. the extent to which each of two variables are continuous.
Explain four reasons why it would be helpful for a first year teacher to use a core reading program for instruction
What will be an ideal response?