Mary Jane is a gifted sixth-grade student, and at the beginning of the school year she was given a pre-test to determine what she already knew about sixth-grade math. Now Mary Jane's curriculum is composed of only those items in sixth-grade math that Mary Jane didn't know. In other words, Mary Jane gets to skip the review material. Mary Jane's school is using which of the following gifted
programs?
a. curriculum compacting
b. acceleration
c. enrichment
d. pull-out program
A
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a. Some students work together on a scale model of the Globe Theater, and others work on sewing costumes for a play they will perform. b. Students in a French class chorally read a passage from their textbook, and the teacher corrects the pronunciation of several students. c. Students work individually on worksheets or exercises to help reinforce skills in computation. d. A student, after checking in the school and local library, draws up a reading list and meets with the teacher to inform her of his course of study for the semester.
Why have attitudes towards children altered through time?
What will be an ideal response?
Your seminar tutor congratulates all students for working hard on their statistics homework. This is an example of?
A. No reinforcement B. Negative reinforcement C. Positive reinforcement D. Data collection
Explain how three different context effects might impact a study on a within subjects design looking at different types of mindfulness interventions. Mindfulness refers to being fully present in the here and now. One mindfulness intervention is practicing yoga, another is meditation, a third involves a mindfulness walk, and a fourth involves prayer focusing on a bible verse. Each would be done for 15 minutes a day for a week.
What will be an ideal response?