Describe the main problem with traditional procedures for the identification of gifted students and discuss how giftedness should be identified.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The answers should recognize that reliance on IQ scores results in under identification of minority students and those of low SES and describes practices that are multidimensional, such as use of scores to find traditional schoolhouse giftedness, in conjunction with teacher nomination, analysis of products, and selection committee, along with evaluation of alternative criteria not captured earlier in the process.
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Indicate which of the following is true related to presentation of a research study
a. Because the readers of a journal represent a wide range of interests and knowledge, journal articles typically have longer introductions and literature reviews than theses. b. Colleagues at presentations are generally not up-to-date on all topics, so presentations are generally more comprehensive than journal articles. c. In a journal article, the results and conclusion section typically constitute a smaller proportion of the article than in a thesis. d. A paper read at a professional convention is typically briefer and less formal than a journal article.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition revised, establishes criteria for the age of onset of ADHD. It is age
a. 4 years. b. 5 years. c. 6 years. d. 7 years. e. 8 years.
Toddlers often say "no" when asked to do something because they
a. are stubborn b. want to always have their own way c. have parents who do not know how to control them d. are developing autonomy
Open-ended materials in the classroom encourage young children to:
a. role playing b. creative expression c. sense of competence d. all of the above