You're transferring to a four-year college and it hasn't given you credit for completing one of your basic English courses. You've attempted to resolve it informally, but are not successful. What should you do?
A. Accept the decision.
B. Contact the dean.
C. Write a complaint about the school.
D. Appeal the decision.
Answer: D
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a. frequently evaluate progress using direct observation on a continuous basis b. check on the annual comprehensive evaluation of Katie Beth's development c. use a curriculum-based tool to measure progress every 6 months as part of her required review d. test just before Katie Beth transitions into preschool so a new plan can be developed
Julia has a very advanced vocabulary for a six-year-old and is able to carry on conversations with adults, gets along readily with others, and has relationships with students in grades PreK through fifth grade in her school. Which of the following is true of Julia?
a. Her social behavior can be considered exceptional. b. Her family encourages communication. c. She will meet the criteria for intellectually gifted. d. She has older brothers and sisters who engage her in conversation.
A well-balanced auditory mix of sounds includes
a. silence, vacuum cleaners, and tire screeching. b. sounds from the environment, music, and human speech. c. human speech only. d. music only.
In experiment, the treatment is called ______.
a. dependent variable b. independent variable c. intervening variable d. mediating variable