The contemporary school reform movement, like earlier school reform movements in this country,
A. was in part a response to new social, economic, and ideological conditions.
B. was aimed mainly at preparing citizens to think more critically for a more democratic society.
C. was largely driven by teachers' perceptions of changes needed in schools.
D. was aimed largely at providing greater teacher authority and autonomy in schooling
A. was in part a response to new social, economic, and ideological conditions.
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a. between subjects designs b. within subjects designs c. correlational designs d. multicollinearity
Kelly is observing second graders throughout the school day. This type of data collection is called:
a. Focus groups b. Naturalistic observation c. Laboratory observation d. Informal conversational observation
Ans: b
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What is the difference between a licensed child-care center and an accredited one?
a. There is no difference; these terms mean the same thing. b. Accreditation ensures that minimum standards are met while licensing goes beyond the minimum. c. Accredited centers are considered higher in quality than those that are merely licensed. d. A licensed center is guaranteed to meet the highest indicators of quality care.