Using a computer lab can offer teachers instructional opportunities that are not possible in a one-, two-, or even a five-computer classroom
a. True
b. False
ANSWER:
True
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A student who is having a problem solving a mathematical word problem realizes that she might figure out a solution more quickly by depicting the elements of the problem in a drawing. This problem-solving heuristic is often referred to as
a. solving an analogous problem. b. working on a similar problem c. breaking the problem into parts. d. creating an external representation of the problem.
When students write stories, the most effective practice is to allot time:
a) for independent writing and conferencing with the teacher and classmates b) only for independent writing because feedback can confuse students c) for the teacher to circle mistakes and for students to rewrite compositions d) for them to always read their work orally
When students assume an element of risk to participate or benefit from an activity, school personnel are relieved of liability because they are not held to a high standard of care
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
The Common Core State Standards states that student should learn a variety of strategies. These strategies should be based on all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Place value. b. Sophisticated thinking. c. Properties of operations. d. Prior to the standard algorithm.