Many mastery goal strategies can be summed up with the mnemonic "TARGETS": Task, Autonomy, Recognition, Grouping, Evaluation, Time, and Social support. In seven paragraphs, describe seven strategies–one related to each of the TARGETS variables–you might use to promote mastery goals in your own classroom. Illustrate each strategy with a specific, concrete example of what you might do
What will be an ideal response?
The seven TARGETS variables are described in Table 5.5. The second column of the table lists possible strategies associated with each variable; students' responses should describe one strategy from each cell of this column or a reasonable facsimile. Each strategy should be illustrated with an appropriate example.
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b. can provide clever and creative language-related activities. c. are rare because of preschoolers' fascination with erasers. d. none of these answers.
Which one of the following statements implies that the student's ability is stable and uncontrollable?
a. "Today is not your lucky day is it?" b. "I should have known you were smart, your older brother is smart too." c. "You didn't understand the concepts today, but if you study tonight, I think you'll be able to understand the concepts we cover in class tomorrow." d. "Why don't you talk to LaTanya about the good strategies she is using, they might help you too."
Which is NOT an acceptable use of labels for types of developmental delays?
A. stigmatizing B. categorizing C. classifying D. organizing
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1. A restaurant wants to know if more people prefer ranch dressing or honey mustard dressing with their salads. After keeping track of customers’ preference for 3 months, the restaurant learned that a total of 500 people ordered salad, and 300 asked for ranch dressing and 200 asked for honey mustard dressing. Conduct the appropriate statistical test to see if there is a difference between the frequencies of customers ordering the two types of salad dressing. Assume that the expected frequencies are equal, and use an alpha of .05.