Which of the following was NOT among the rights recognized by the Supreme Court in Pierce v. The Society of Sisters?
a. The right of parents to educate their children in private schools.
b. The right of the state to require teachers in private schools to be certified.
c. The right of the state to require that the curriculum of private schools meet state guidelines.
d. The right of the state to require private school students to take the state mandated assessments.
d.
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Providing students with many opportunities to practice previously learned skills, providing students with appropriate retrieval cues, and teaching students how to create general rules or strategies are all instructional techniques for
a. promoting cognitive transfer. b. helping students learn how to identify problems. c. helping students learn how to frame problems. d. promoting a cognitive apprenticeship.
Children with severe or profound cognitive disabilities
a. rarely have other disabilities in addition to intellectual disabilities. b. have little or no developmental delay. c. typically regain cognitive ability over time. d. often experience physical and health-related difficulties.
When observed with peers at age 3, children with a history of resistant attachment with their primary caregivers were likely to:
a. act submissive when playing with peers. b. avoid regular interaction with peers. c. behave aggressively toward peers. d. play cooperatively with peers.
Mrs. Huie places Jonathan in a book at his instructional level for use in the reading group where she works directly with the students. A good reason for her decision to do this is that
A. teacher guidance will be needed because this is the level at which material becomes too difficult for students. B. instructional level material is the level at which a student can handle material, if there is on-going, immediate teacher guidance. C. this is the level at which a student should be achieving if his/her reading problem did not exist. D. students need some opportunities to read material that is very easy for them.