When conducting an instructional experiment, the researcher randomly assigns 30 students to each of three instructional methods. The effect of student ability has been:
a. confounded with instructional method.
b. controlled.
c. eliminated.
d. reduced so that it is of no concern.
b
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The definition of learning disabilities in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act-2004 contains the concept of
a. maturational lag. b. metacognition. c. behavioral analysis. d. disorders of psychological processing. e. None of these.
Aaron does not greet others when he sees them, constantly interrupts others when they are talking and doesn't understand jokes. Aaron has a __________ disorder.
A. childhood-onset fluency disorder. B. language disorder. C. speech sound disorder. D. pragmatic communication disorder.
“Green” Playscapes contain
a. Neither statement is correct. b. a variety of plants, pathways, open areas, sand, water, and structures that promote dramatic and cooperative play. c. promote creative, cooperative, and imaginative play. d. Both statements are correct.
Which of the following will create an intrinsically motivating environment?
a. Having students get rewards for every correct response in class b. Having students solve routine problems during class c. Helping students to see the relevance and importance of a lesson d. Creating competition among students by having a spelling contest