How are students who are gifted and talented in science best identified?
a. Through tests
b. By watching them at work
c. By assessing their work in challenging activities
d. By engaging them in discussions about science
e. All of the above
f. None of the above
e. All of the above
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Multiply controlled behaviors occur when one behavior is controlled by multiple antecedents
a. True b. False
One of the oldest transition models, which focused on three major kinds of supports (no spe-cial services, time limited services, and ongoing services to achieve employment), is which of the following?
A. Life Centered Career Education (Brolin) B. Bridges (Will) C. Halpern's Model D. Life Planning Program (Schumaker et al.)
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Order matters when developing mixed methods research questions and hypotheses. 2. In qualitative studies, researchers provide research questions and objectives, not hypotheses. 3. Qualitative research questions should begin with the words how or what to illustrate an emergent, inductive design. 4. The null hypothesis predicts there is a relationship between the variable and a significant difference between the groups. 5. A strong mixed methods study should contain two research questions: a qualitative question and a quantitative question or hypothesis.
The most productive strategy for developing children's healthy eating is:
a. convincing the district to institute a vegetarian menu. b. eliminating all school lunch programs and have children bring lunches. c. reducing the use of food additives in menus and substitute fruit for sweets. d. banning all advertisements for "fast food" outlets in your area.