What does the term "research-validated practices" mean?
What will be an ideal response?
The term designates educational practices that have been documented as effective through empirical research.
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Behavior management techniques focus on all of the following except:
A. maintaining the child’s attention on tasks. B. putting children in time out. C. improving behavior. D. teaching organizational skills.
Compare the parent effects model, the child effects model and the transactional model of parent-child interaction.
What will be an ideal response?
A schoolwide approach to supporting the learning and positive behavior of all students involves the collaboration of educators, students, and family and community members to:
a. Be proactive and culturally responsive b. Teach academic, behavioral and social skills needed for success in an inclusive classroom c. Be sensitive to students' strengths and challenges d. All of the above
To help children in foster care succeed academically, teachers need to ______.
A. have high expectations for success B. get all previous school records C. give as minimal support as possible D. allow the guidance counselor to handle all concerns